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classical

/ˈklasɪk(ə)l

adjective

1Relating to ancient Greek or Latin literature, art, or culture: classical mythology classical Latin...

He teaches Greek and Latin at all levels, along with courses in classical mythology and Greek literature and culture.
However, there were other Church Fathers who defended the value of studying classical literature and philosophy.
But the balance in the secondary schools of Europe was overwhelmingly in favour of classical culture.

Synonyms

ancient Greek, Grecian, Hellenic, Attic;

Latin, ancient Roman

1.1(Of art or architecture) influenced by ancient Greek or Roman forms or principles: the classical house at Buscot Park...

An educational program was set up, and promising youth were sent on government-sponsored tours of Europe to learn about classical art and architecture.
Here, his great palace imitated and even incorporated examples of late classical art and architecture.
I'd been traveling across Greece and Turkey with a small group of college students, studying Byzantine and classical art and architecture.

Synonyms

simple, pure, restrained, plain, austere;

well proportioned, harmonious, balanced, symmetrical, elegant, aesthetic;

Literature Augustan

2Representing an exemplary standard within a traditional and long-established form or style: classical ballet...

This piece is also the furthest from the traditional style of classical ballet and offers a good reflection of the state of contemporary ballet.
But one thing is clear: The mood is frivolous, with most designers steering clear of traditional and classical styles and opting instead for adventure.
It is within such a classical critical tradition of a crisis of ideology that the declining confrontations of labor and capital has brought more radical consequences.

Synonyms

traditional, long-established;

serious, highbrow, heavyweight;

symphonic, concert

informal heavy

2.1Relating to the first significant period of an area of study: classical mechanics...

Within the field of religion or area studies, there is a difference between emphases in the classical or modern period.
Did you feel like you were coming in at the last moment of the classical Hollywood period?
As was common throughout the classical period of Indian mathematics, members of the family acted as teachers to other family members.

3 Physics Relating to or based upon concepts and theories which preceded the theories of relativity and quantum mechanics; Newtonian: classical physics...

The second term you may recognize to be the kinetic energy of classical Newtonian physics.
Like all his contemporaries, Hawking was brought up, as a scientist, on the classical ideas of Newton and on relativity theory and quantum physics in their original forms.
Newton's Law of Gravitation was the beginning of classical field theory.

Usage

See classic (usage)

Derivatives

classicalism

noun ...

Our oil paintings have different styles such as classicalism, impressionism and realism.
At the beginning of the 19th century, for example, the ‘newer’ paradigm of positivism emerged to challenge the ‘older’ paradigm of classicalism.
The artist used a combination of impressionism and classicalism.

classicality

/klasɪˈkalɪti

/ noun ...

The black and white pictures on the wall emulate the sense of classicality.
After early, Busoni-influenced attempts to ‘reconcile expressionism with new classicality’, Wolpe's music took a more political turn during the early 1930s.
He postulates that complexity is the key to understanding the emergence of classicality.

Origin

Late 16th century (in the sense 'outstanding of its kind'): from Latin classicus 'belonging to a class' (see classic) + -al.

单词	classical
释义	classical /ˈklasɪk(ə)l / adjective 1Relating to ancient Greek or Latin literature, art, or culture: classical mythology classical Latin... He teaches Greek and Latin at all levels, along with courses in classical mythology and Greek literature and culture. However, there were other Church Fathers who defended the value of studying classical literature and philosophy. But the balance in the secondary schools of Europe was overwhelmingly in favour of classical culture. Synonyms ancient Greek, Grecian, Hellenic, Attic; Latin, ancient Roman 1.1(Of art or architecture) influenced by ancient Greek or Roman forms or principles: the classical house at Buscot Park... An educational program was set up, and promising youth were sent on government-sponsored tours of Europe to learn about classical art and architecture. Here, his great palace imitated and even incorporated examples of late classical art and architecture. I'd been traveling across Greece and Turkey with a small group of college students, studying Byzantine and classical art and architecture. Synonyms simple, pure, restrained, plain, austere; well proportioned, harmonious, balanced, symmetrical, elegant, aesthetic; Literature Augustan 2Representing an exemplary standard within a traditional and long-established form or style: classical ballet... This piece is also the furthest from the traditional style of classical ballet and offers a good reflection of the state of contemporary ballet. But one thing is clear: The mood is frivolous, with most designers steering clear of traditional and classical styles and opting instead for adventure. It is within such a classical critical tradition of a crisis of ideology that the declining confrontations of labor and capital has brought more radical consequences. Synonyms traditional, long-established; serious, highbrow, heavyweight; symphonic, concert informal heavy 2.1Relating to the first significant period of an area of study: classical mechanics... Within the field of religion or area studies, there is a difference between emphases in the classical or modern period. Did you feel like you were coming in at the last moment of the classical Hollywood period? As was common throughout the classical period of Indian mathematics, members of the family acted as teachers to other family members. 3 Physics Relating to or based upon concepts and theories which preceded the theories of relativity and quantum mechanics; Newtonian: classical physics... The second term you may recognize to be the kinetic energy of classical Newtonian physics. Like all his contemporaries, Hawking was brought up, as a scientist, on the classical ideas of Newton and on relativity theory and quantum physics in their original forms. Newton's Law of Gravitation was the beginning of classical field theory. Usage See classic (usage) Derivatives classicalism noun ... Our oil paintings have different styles such as classicalism, impressionism and realism. At the beginning of the 19th century, for example, the ‘newer’ paradigm of positivism emerged to challenge the ‘older’ paradigm of classicalism. The artist used a combination of impressionism and classicalism. classicality /klasɪˈkalɪti / noun ... The black and white pictures on the wall emulate the sense of classicality. After early, Busoni-influenced attempts to ‘reconcile expressionism with new classicality’, Wolpe's music took a more political turn during the early 1930s. He postulates that complexity is the key to understanding the emergence of classicality. Origin Late 16th century (in the sense 'outstanding of its kind'): from Latin classicus 'belonging to a class' (see classic) + -al. Rhymes fascicle, neoclassical
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