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anticlassical

  • a word derived from classical.
    classical
    adjective
    of, relating to, or characteristic of Greek and Roman antiquity.

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Against this anticlassical age Roxbury still stands like a small rock.

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President Wilson's first statement of policy was an anticlassical proclamation.

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And while posterity followed up on much of Nijinsky's anticlassical movement, there was no real future in pigeon-toeing.

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Golub takes Caravaggio's preoccupation with anticlassical poses to an extreme that pertains to photography.

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