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all'antica

[ ahl-lahn-tee-kah ]
/ ˌɑl lɑnˈti kɑ /

adverb Italian.

in the manner of the ancients.

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Nearby words

  1. all wool and a yard wide,
  2. all work and no play (makes jack a dull boy),
  3. all work and no play makes jack a dull boy,
  4. all year round,
  5. all' ottava,
  6. all'ottava,
  7. all's fair in love and war,
  8. all's well that ends well,
  9. all-,
  10. all-american
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