adj. and n. of the highest class; being a model of its kind; excellent; standard; authoritative; established
She enjoyed listening to classical music.
She enjoyed listening to classical music.
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She is attending the classical concert loathly.
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Listening to classical music is relaxing.
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Sally exposed her children to classical music.
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Which classical composer's music did Eunice compare her mother's preaching to?
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Carl Sandburg loved folk and classical music . What other kind of music did he like to listen to?
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Who taught Eunice how to play classical music?
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What bird reflects a pure classical style?
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She danced to a classical sonata.
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He likes classical music because it does not call for improvisation.
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Many details in classical writing are said to adumbrate Christianity.
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standard; regular; authoritative; definitive
abnormal; irregular; uncharacteristic
3 syllables
clas-si-cal
classical
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