Definition for Classical:

• ( fine arts) of or characteristic of a form or system felt to be of first significance before modern times

Synonyms for Classical:

• adj.

  •artistic style (adjective)
  • realistic,
  • surrealist,
  • cubist,
  • romantic,
  • representationalist,
  • expressionist,
  • nonrepresentational,
  • modernist,
  • constructivist,
  • abstract,
  • neoimpressionist,
  • objective,
  • symbolist,
  • impressionist,
  • neoclassic,
  • neotraditional,
  • primitivistic,
  • naturalist,
  • idealist,
  • Dadaist.
  •concerning ancient culture (adjective)
  • canonic,
  • augustan,
  • grecian,
  • doric,
  • Virgilian,
  • scholastic,
  • classicistic,
  • canonical,
  • bookish,
  • humanistic,
  • homeric.
  •elegant (adjective)
  • well-bred,
  • elegant,
  • decorous,
  • exquisite,
  • dignified,
  • fine,
  • tactful,
  • graceful,
  • stylish,
  • sophisticated,
  • charming,
  • cultivated,
  • suave,
  • cultured,
  • refined,
  • neat,
  • civil.
  •perfect (adjective)
  • perfect,
  • unflawed.
  •simple, chaste (adjective)
  • symmetrical,
  • well-proportioned,
  • pure,
  • understated.
  •tasteful (adjective)
  • esthetic,
  • in good taste.

• n.

  •
  • attic,
  • academic,
  • formal,
  • correct,
  • flat,
  • balanced,
  • greek,
  • restrained.
  •
  • same,
  • usual,
  • dead.
  •
  • archeological,
  • good.
  •classical (noun)
  • definitive,
  • authoritative,
  • neoclassical,
  • standard,
  • graeco-roman.
  •communication (noun)
  • classical music,
  • serious music.

• Other synonyms:

  •Greco-Roman
  • greco-roman.
  •Hellenic
  • hellenic,
  • Old World.
  •
  • cognate,
  • linguistic,
  • archetypal,
  • off-key,
  • mythology,
  • advanced,
  • pizzicato,
  • disyllabic,
  • monolith,
  • exacting,
  • ionic,
  • tribune,
  • discordant,
  • musical,
  • figuratively,
  • atonal,
  • inflected,
  • umbrella,
  • pyramid,
  • classically,
  • qualitative,
  • funky,
  • archaeological,
  • papyrus,
  • gladiatorial,
  • unpronounceable,
  • musically,
  • harmonious,
  • latin,
  • agglutinative,
  • bluesy,
  • quintessential,
  • proverbial,
  • roman,
  • archetypical,
  • orchestral,
  • unmarked,
  • monosyllabic,
  • unplugged,
  • idiomatic,
  • classics.
  •
  • sad,
  • average,
  • slow,
  • harmonic,
  • vintage,
  • senate,
  • low,
  • forum,
  • bass,
  • figurative,
  • basilica,
  • creole,
  • acoustic,
  • anglo-saxon,
  • scroll,
  • ancient,
  • antiquity,
  • extinct,
  • archaic,
  • tonal,
  • circus.
  •
  • above.
  •continental
  • european.
  •well-proportioned
  • trim.

Paraphrases for Classical:

• Equivalence

  • Adjective
    classic, traditional, conventional.
  • Proper noun, singular
    classic, conventional.
  • Noun, plural
    conventional.

• Independent

  • Adjective
    typical, incandescent, usual, formal, atypical, antique, mainstream, musical, unconventional, conservative.

Antonyms for Classical:

• adj.

  • concerning ancient culture
    modern, Unclassical, complicated.
  • Other antonyms:
    immodest, gross, unusual, high-tech, defiled, updated, current, obscene, uncustomary, modernistic, stained, contemporary, futuristic, new, polluted, pop, nontraditional, mod, adulterated, revolutionary, up-to-date, popular, new-fashioned, unchaste, lewd, indecent, unprecedented, original, impure, sullied, present-day, untraditional, nonconformist, modernized, unconventional, tarnished, hot, red hot, unclean, state of the art, filthy, space age, unorthodox, mixed, tainted, ultramodern, foul, nonorthodox, dirty, nonstandard, progressive, indelicate, newfangled, new age, nonclassical, latest.

Hypernym for Classical:

• n.

  • communication
    fugue, opera, concerto, rondeau, rondo, chamber music, sonata, oratorio, cantata.

Hyponym for Classical:

• n.

  • communication
    music genre, musical style, genre, musical genre.