semiclassics

/ˌsɛmiˈklæsɪks/
noun
  1. Literary, musical, or artistic works that are considered to be of high quality and lasting value, but not quite as famous or important as the greatest classics.
    • The library's collection includes many semiclassics from the 19th century that are still worth reading.
    • While not a masterpiece, the novel is regarded as one of the semiclassics of early science fiction.
    • Her piano recital featured a mix of well-known classics and lesser-known semiclassics.
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