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Meanings of classical in English
Portuguese
música erudita Catalan
música clàssica A traditional genre of music conforming to an established form and appealing to critical interest and developed musical taste.
Of or relating to the most highly developed stage of an earlier civilisation and its culture.
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Of or pertaining to or characteristic of the ancient Greek and Roman cultures.
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Examples for "hellenic"
Examples for "hellenic"
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Hellenic chairman Efthymios Christodoulou said the deal would also generate significant synergies.
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Homer is, in the world of the Hellenic discord, the pan-Hellenic Greek.
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I also hope to be accepted to the Women's Pan Hellenic Council.
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The gods were human, as in the Hellenic system, with moral attributes.
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The Hellenic influence upon the intellectual development of the world is infinite.
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In a very real sense Graeco-Roman civilization was the parent of western civilization.
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The Roman Empire was rather Graeco-Roman than Roman; this is now a commonplace.
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Graeco-Roman antiquity was occupied with the problem in all these forms.
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The Graeco-Roman civilization, called not improperly Christian civilization, is the only progressive civilization.
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This fashion is a sign of late Hellenistic or Graeco-Roman date.
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The possibility of a world-unity first consciously envisaged in the Greco-Roman world.
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Now 10 of them will choose Greco-Roman, he said with a smile.
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It is an imposing, windowless, sandstone building in the Greco-Roman style.
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Brick buildings fronted by broad steps, Greco-Roman pillars, porticos, and pediments.
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The arabesques of the Renaissance were founded on Greco- Roman work.
Usage of classical in English
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It will be established problem by problem, quantum algorithm versus classical algorithm.
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Results: In response to expected classical features, GPs generally ordered specific tests.
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He took particular delight in pursuing any difficult inquiry in classical antiquity.
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Moreover, c-FLIP conveys independent prognostic information in the presence of classical prognosticators.
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General Chassé had not been nurtured in the classical retirement of Ollerton.
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It's a classical political fudge, but important and welcome for all that.
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This resulted in his completing there the full classical course in 1876.
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In general I think sound chips are great instruments, like classical instruments.
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I cannot find any account in the classical writings of the Brahmans.
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The problem can be summarized with another, and much older, classical quotation.
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And then there are certain classical problems with the existence of God.
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You are known to present classical ingredients in contemporary and innovative ways.
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So a local school superintendent, a classical scholar, suggested a name change.
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Was she not quite so well-qualified in classical dance as she said?
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Finneas also won the Grammy for non classical producer of the year.
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The decoration of our classical interiors was decidedly regular in its arrangement.
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