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Neoclassicism

Definition: Neoclassicism refers to a movement in the arts and literature that emerged in the late 18th century and early 19th century, which revived the classical style and ideals of ancient Greece and Rome.

Part of Speech: Noun

Usage:

• Art historians often study the impact of neoclassicism on the visual arts.
• Neoclassicism influenced the architecture and design of many public buildings during that time.
• In literature, neoclassicism emphasized order, logic, and reason.

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Example Sentences:

1. During the neoclassicism movement, artists started to include ancient Greek and Roman themes in their paintings.
2. The neoclassicism of the 18th century was seen as a response to the extravagance of the Baroque period.
3. Many classical composers, such as Mozart and Haydn, were influenced by the neoclassical style in their music.