classical

/ˈklæsɪkəl/
adjective
  1. Relating to ancient Greek or Roman culture, art, or literature.
    • The museum has a large collection of classical sculptures.
    • Classical Latin is the foundation of many modern languages.
    • She studied classical mythology in college.
  2. Relating to a traditional and long-established style, especially in music (e.g., the works of Mozart, Beethoven).
    • She takes classical piano lessons every Saturday.
    • The orchestra performed a classical symphony by Haydn.
    • He enjoys listening to classical music while he works.
  3. Relating to a traditional, formal style in other arts or disciplines, as opposed to modern or experimental.
    • Classical ballet requires years of rigorous training.
    • The building was designed in a classical style with columns and a pediment.
    • His approach to economics is based on classical theories.
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