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Neoclassical

Description:

Neoclassical refers to a style, movement, or school of art, literature, and culture that emerged in the 18th century and drew inspiration from ancient Greek and Roman classical traditions.

Part(s) of Speech:

Adjective, noun

Sense(s):

1. (Adjective) Relating to or characteristic of neoclassicism.
2. (Noun) A person who advocates or practices neoclassicism.

Usages:

1. The neoclassical architecture of the building was a throwback to ancient Greek temples.
2. This neoclassical painting displays a harmonious composition and depicts scenes from ancient mythology.
3. The poet's neoclassical style echoes the works of ancient Roman writers.
4. She is considered a neoclassical in her approach to literature, as she draws heavily from classical literary techniques.

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