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classic

Definition for classic

adjective as in characteristic, regular

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simple, typical, usual

noun as in model

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Example Sentences

Prominent experts such as historian Ruth Ben-Ghiat say that under classic authoritarianism, the military is viewed as a tool for pursuing the leader’s own aims, rather than upholding the state’s interests and safeguarding its people.

Although much of Yoakam’s most celebrated work has centered on classic country themes such as hardship, heartache, loneliness and drifting, “Brighter Days” demonstrates considerable joy.

Baltimore has a ton of weapons, but this isn’t one of those classic Ravens defenses.

Light-welterweight champion Taylor edged her rival to win by split decision in an all-time classic in 2022.

From BBC

Meanwhile, Lidl - like John Lewis - has gone for a classic tale designed to tug at the heartstrings.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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