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Word of the Day – Novation

By January 1, 2025Word of the Day

Novation (noun)

nov-ay-shun

the introduction of something new.

First recorded around 1525. From the Latin novātiō, meaning “a renewing;” related to the words new and novel.

Example sentences

“The city’s novation in planning could change the blueprint for city planning of the future”

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