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Adjective classicistic has 1 sense | ||||
Definitions from the WebTerm: classicisticPart of Speech: AdjectiveDefinition: Pertaining to or characteristic of classicism. Example sentence: The painter adopted a classicistic style, focusing on symmetry and clean lines in his artwork. Part of Speech: NounDefinition: A follower or supporter of classicism. Example sentence: The literary society comprised classicistics who analyzed and celebrated works of literature from different periods. Part of Speech: AdverbDefinition: In a manner that mimics or embodies classicism. Example sentence: The dancers moved classicistically, paying close attention to their posture and graceful gestures. Part of Speech: Popular UsageDefinition: Used to describe something that is traditional, enduring, or stylish in a timeless way. Example sentence: The classicistic design of the building appealed to those who appreciated elegant and timeless architecture. Part of Speech: Local UsageDefinition: Used to describe something that is characteristic or specific to a particular region or locality. Example sentence: The restaurant specialized in classicistic dishes that were unique to the local region, incorporating traditional ingredients. Related Products: | ||||
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