1. Plural of neopagan; people who practice modern forms of paganism, often based on pre-Christian religions or nature-based spiritual traditions.
Usage: Usually capitalized when referring to the movement or its adherents; Contemporary usage; emerged in the 20th century

Examples

• Many neopagans celebrate seasonal festivals like Samhain and Beltane.
• Neopagans often emphasize a connection to nature and the environment.
• The conference attracted neopagans from various traditions, including Wicca and Druidry.
• Some neopagans practice witchcraft as part of their spiritual path.
• Neopagans have established communities and organizations across North America and Europe.