1. of, relating to, or characteristic of a neophyte; inexperienced or newly converted
Usage: formal; often used in religious or philosophical contexts

Examples

• The neophytic members of the club needed guidance from the veterans.
• Her neophytic approach to painting showed promise but lacked refinement.
• The monastery welcomed neophytic converts with patience and instruction.
• His neophytic understanding of the language made communication difficult.
• Despite her neophytic status in the field, she demonstrated remarkable talent.
• The team's neophytic players learned quickly under the coach's mentorship.