Definition
Definition of classical style - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
traditiontraditional style in literature or fashion
- Her writing reflects a classical style.
2.
musicTECH. traditional and timeless style in musicTECH.
- The symphony was composed in a classical style.
3.
architectureTECH. way of building with ancient Greek and Roman elementsTECH.
- The building was designed in a classical style.
Terms with classical style included in their meaning
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art
style of theatrical dance rejecting classical ballet form and structure
music
related to classical music style revival
art
advocate of classical style in art or literature
architecture
style or manner in classical architecture
style
adopting a classical style or approach
classical style
piece featuring one or more soloists against a larger group
baroque literature
baroque Spanish writing style with ornate words, metaphors, and classical allusions
architecture
style of classical architecture characterized by scroll-like capitals
Examples of classical style in a sentence
His paintings exhibit a classical style influence. The concert featured pieces in a classical style. She prefers listening to music in a classical style. The museum features a classical style in its design. They admired the classical style of the ancient ruins.
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- French:style classique, style traditionnel, ...
- German:klassischer Stil, klassische Architektur, ...
- Italian:stile classico, ...
- Spanish:estilo clásico, ...
- Portuguese:estilo clássico, ...
- Chinese:古典风格, ...
- Japanese:古典的なスタイル, 古典様式, ...
- Arabic:أُسْلُوب كِلَاسِيكِيّ, أسلُوب تَقليدِي, ...
- Hebrew:סִגְנוֹן קְלָאסִי, סִגְנוֹן קְלָאסִי יְוָנִי־רוֹמִי, ...
- Russian:классический стиль, ...
- Ukrainian:класичний стиль, стиль класицизму, ...
- Hindi:शास्त्रीय शैली, ...
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