preclassical
priːˈklæsɪkəl
Definition

Definition of preclassical - Reverso English Dictionary

Adjective

1.
historyTECH.related to a time before a classical periodTECH.
  • The ruins are from a preclassical era.
ancient early
2.
musicTECH.related to music after baroque but before classicalTECH.
  • The composition has a preclassical style.
rococo
Add a suggestion |

Origin of preclassical

Latin, prae (before) + classicalis (classical)

Examples of preclassical in a sentence

  • Scholars often debate the influence of preclassical philosophies.
  • The orchestra performed a preclassical symphony.
  • His interest in preclassical music led to a unique collection.

View all translations of preclassical

✨Click below to see the appropriate translations facing each meaning.
  1. French:préclassique, ...
  2. German:vorklassisch, frühklassisch, ...
  3. Italian:preclassico, ...
  4. Spanish:preclásico, del periodo preclásico, ...
  5. Portuguese:pré-clássica, pré-clássico, ...
  6. Chinese:前古典的, 早期古典的, ...
  7. Japanese:古典期以前の, 前古典派, ...
  8. Arabic:ما قَبْل الكِلاسِيكِي, مَا قَبْلَ الْكْلَاسِيكِيَّة, ...
  9. Hebrew:קְדַם־קְלָאסִי, ...
  10. Russian:доклассический, предклассический, ...
  11. Ukrainian:докласичний, прикласичний, ...
  12. Hindi:शास्त्रीय पूर्व, पूर्वशास्त्रीय, ...

Discover how Reverso redefines the dictionary

Go beyond “simple words”

Get more than a simple definition

Go from understanding to mastery