classically
/ˈklæsɪkli/
adverb
- In a way that is typical of or relates to ancient Greek and Roman culture, art, or literature.
- She danced classically, following the precise steps of traditional ballet.
- The building was classically designed, with marble columns and a triangular pediment.
- The play is classically structured, with five acts and a clear moral lesson.
- In a way that is typical, standard, or representative of a particular thing.
- The symptoms are classically associated with the flu: fever, cough, and body aches.
- Classically, this type of error occurs when the user forgets to save their work.
- The recipe is classically French, using butter, cream, and fresh herbs.
- In a traditional or conventional manner.
- The teacher explained the concept classically, starting with the basics and building up.
- He was classically dressed in a suit and tie for the formal dinner.
- They decorated the room classically, with antique furniture and oil paintings.
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