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classic
adjective
1 made of or belonging to the highest quality; established as the best.
2 entirely typical.
3 simple, neat and elegant, especially in a traditional style.
noun
1 an established work of literature.
2 an outstanding example of its type.
3 something, eg an item of clothing, which will always last, irrespective of fashion the little black dress, a classic of the 50s .
4 (Classic) a celebrated annual sporting event, especially a horse race. See also the Classics.
[17c: from Latin classicus relating to classes, especially the best]
classically adverb .
adjective
1 made of or belonging to the highest quality; established as the best.
2 entirely typical.
3 simple, neat and elegant, especially in a traditional style.
noun
1 an established work of literature.
2 an outstanding example of its type.
3 something, eg an item of clothing, which will always last, irrespective of fashion the little black dress, a classic of the 50s .
4 (Classic) a celebrated annual sporting event, especially a horse race. See also the Classics.
[17c: from Latin classicus relating to classes, especially the best]
classically adverb .
classical
adjective
1 said of literature, art, etc:
a from ancient Greece and Rome;
b in the style of ancient Greece and Rome.
2 said of architecture or the other arts: showing the influence of ancient Greece and Rome a classical façade .
3 said of music and arts related to it: having an established, traditional and somewhat formal style and form.
4 said of procedures, etc: following the well-known traditional pattern the classical method of making pancakes .
5 said of a shape, design, etc: simple; pure; without complicated decoration.
6 said of a language: being the older literary form.
7 said of an education: concentrating on Latin, Greek and the humanities.
adjective
1 said of literature, art, etc:
a from ancient Greece and Rome;
b in the style of ancient Greece and Rome.
2 said of architecture or the other arts: showing the influence of ancient Greece and Rome a classical façade .
3 said of music and arts related to it: having an established, traditional and somewhat formal style and form.
4 said of procedures, etc: following the well-known traditional pattern the classical method of making pancakes .
5 said of a shape, design, etc: simple; pure; without complicated decoration.
6 said of a language: being the older literary form.
7 said of an education: concentrating on Latin, Greek and the humanities.
classical music
noun
a loosely music which is relatively formal or -serious-, performed most often by orchestras;
b strictly the music of the 18c and early 19c, in which certain accepted conventions of form and structure were used as a framework.
noun
a loosely music which is relatively formal or -serious-, performed most often by orchestras;
b strictly the music of the 18c and early 19c, in which certain accepted conventions of form and structure were used as a framework.
classicism
noun
1 in art and literature: a simple elegant style based on the Roman and Greek principles of beauty, good taste, restraint and clarity.
2 a Latin or Greek idiom or form.
noun
1 in art and literature: a simple elegant style based on the Roman and Greek principles of beauty, good taste, restraint and clarity.
2 a Latin or Greek idiom or form.
classicist
noun someone who has studied classics, especially as a university subject.
noun someone who has studied classics, especially as a university subject.
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