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classical

adjective as in concerning ancient culture

adjective as in simple, chaste

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"From show-stopping classical music, to world-class contemporary art, and unexpected immersive performances - it's all happening at the Southbank Centre next year."

From BBC

Throughout her childhood, she formally studied piano and guitar and had years of classical voice training.

Idealized depictions of the naturalistic human form didn’t flourish in the region for another thousand years — the so-called Golden Age of the classical era.

And she didn't just teach them classical music.

From BBC

Three boundaries came in his first over and his opening four-over spell cost 56 as he was thrashed to all parts by Markram, who made his lively pace look gentle with effortless, classical hitting.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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