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Meanings of classic in English
Of or relating to the most highly developed stage of an earlier civilisation and its culture.
Of or pertaining to or characteristic of the ancient Greek and Roman cultures.
Antonyms
Examples for "nonclassical"
Examples for "nonclassical"
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Introduction: Both nonclassical and intermediate monocytes have been implicated in different inflammatory conditions.
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Both the nonclassical and intermediate subsets were negatively correlated with the platelet counts.
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The function of the other, nonclassical class I molecules in man is controversial.
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These nonclassical monocytes showed a more activated phenotype in pregnant ATP-infused rats only.
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ATP infusion increased the percentage of nonclassical monocytes in pregnant rats even further but not in nonpregnant rats.
Usage of classic in English
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Madam, - The situation in North Mayo daily approaches classic GUBU proportions.
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Contemporary Greece was described as a classic case of government by torture.
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For me, Europe was ripe for a debate over classic third-way politics.
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It's a classic example of unpaid labor, with men free-riding the benefits.
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This is a classic example of William Goldman's Nobody Knows Anything syndrome.
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The Azizabad airstrike of last August was a classic case in point.
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None had used the classic 'serial killer' soubriquets of 'quiet' or 'withdrawn'.
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That's a classic way, of course, of explaining why you can afford...'
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Without a doubt, Settlers is a modern classic, the Monopoly of today.
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That was a classic question that I wondered about for 30 years.
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Boston is a classic example of inequality's role in undermining economic mobility.
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As I would later come to understand, it was a classic strategy.
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General Wallace's classic was presented on stage at New Amsterdam in 1912.
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Anyone looking forward to the artist's design approach to the Nike classic?
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Another classic ghost site takes you back to a more innocent time.
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Big Brother 2020: The classic reality show has a brand new look.
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Classic through the time
Classic across language varieties
Ireland
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Australia
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South Africa
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