classical
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Britannica Dictionary definition of CLASSICAL
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[more classical; most classical]
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of a kind that has been respected for a long time
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the classical [=traditional] idea of beauty
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classical ballet
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of or relating to the ancient Greek and Roman world and especially to its language, literature, art, etc.
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the classical [=ancient] and medieval worlds
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classical literature/art
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the classical tradition
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a classical scholar
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relating to music in a European tradition that includes opera and symphony and that is generally considered more serious than other kinds of music
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classical music/composers
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teaching ideas about literature, art, science, etc., rather than practical skills
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a classical curriculum/education
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a classically trained actress [=an actress who was trained in traditional methods of acting]
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a classically furnished house
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Symptoms classically include fatigue and muscle soreness.
