Topic: HISTORY
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| Date: | 1500-1600 |
| Language: | Latin |
| Origin: | classicus; CLASSIC1 |
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clas‧si‧cal W3
1 belonging to a traditional style or set of ideas the classical theory of relativity
the classical theory of relativity2 relating to music that is considered to be important and serious and that has a value that continues for a long time
3SHSG relating to the language, literature etc of Ancient Greece and Rome : classical literature a classical scholar classical mythology
classical literaturea classical scholarclassical mythology4 also classic typical of a particular thing or situation : the classical argument against democracy
the classical argument against democracy —classically adverb: a classically trained singer Classically, infection appears in the lower jaw.
adverb: a classically trained singerClassically, infection appears in the lower jaw.