postclassic
poʊstˈklæsɪk
Definition

Definition of postclassic - Reverso English Dictionary

Adjective

1.
historyTECH.relating to a period after a classical eraTECH.
  • The postclassic era saw significant cultural changes.
2.
cultural peakTECH.following the peak of a culture or civilizationTECH.
  • Postclassic art often reflects a blend of influences.
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Origin of postclassic

Latin, post (after) + classicus (of the highest class)

Examples of postclassic in a sentence

  • The postclassic period introduced innovative technologies.
  • Postclassic architecture shows a mix of styles.
  • The postclassic period saw many cultural changes.

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  1. French:postclassique, ...
  2. German:postklassisch, ...
  3. Italian:postclassico, post-classico, ...
  4. Spanish:posclásico, postclásico, ...
  5. Portuguese:pós-clássico, ...
  6. Chinese:后古典的, 后文明顶峰的, ...
  7. Japanese:後古典的, 後文化的ピーク, ...
  8. Arabic:ما بَعْد الكِلاسِيكِي, لاحِق لِلعَصْر الذُرْوِي, ...
  9. Hebrew:פּוֹסְט-קְלָסִי, פּוֹסְט-קְלָאסִי, ...
  10. Russian:постклассический, посткультурный пик, ...
  11. Ukrainian:посткласичний, ...
  12. Hindi:उत्तर शास्त्रीय, उत्तर सांस्कृतिक शिखर, ...
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