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Being the authoritative or definitive source of, or reference for

Of, or related to, classic literature, especially ancient Greek or Roman

Representing an exemplary or accepted standard, form or style with a long-established tradition

Of, or in, a restrained conservative style

Having an impressively refined or elegant quality

Being a representative model of

Having been in possession or usage over a long period

(attributive) In a time or period marked by the past

Not reprehensible, blameless, without blame

Relating to an orchestra or to music played by an orchestra

Judged over a period of time to be of the highest quality and outstanding of its kind

Grand or grandiose in scale or intention

Having or being of high quality, especially in a form that is traditional or pure

Highly educated or knowledgable

Upright, as opposed to italic

Meriting deep reflection

(of food) Satisfying and sentimental in nature

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Adjective

Being the authoritative or definitive source of, or reference for

“I begin this investigation by following the fate of perhaps the most influential classical text on generosity, Seneca's De Beneficiis.”

Adjective

Of, or related to, classic literature, especially ancient Greek or Roman

“Angelica was inspired by the classical tale of Hercules choosing between Pleasure and Virtue.”

Adjective

Representing an exemplary or accepted standard, form or style with a long-established tradition

long-established

standardized^US

standardised^UK

run-of-the-mill

tried and tested

taken for granted

common or garden

undistinguished

in established usage

earlier generation

backward-looking

dyed-in-the-wool

well-established

matter-of-course

traditionalistic

officially recognized

institutionalised^UK

institutionalized^US

standard operating procedure

according to Hoyle

playing it safe

well established

across the board

within accepted bounds

signed and sealed

recognizable^US

recognisable^UK

commonly accepted

generally accepted

middle-of-the-road

firmly established

widely recognized

on the up and up

legally acceptable

legally binding

across-the-board

self-proclaimed

unobjectionable

widely believed

tried and trusted

signed, sealed, and delivered

ceremonialistic

sanctioned by law

going by the rules

straight from the horse's mouth

making the rounds

doing the rounds

on everyone's lips

according to the book

individualistic

encyclopedic^US

generally known

only to be expected

par for the course

encyclopaedic^UK

one-size-fits-all

tacitly agreed on

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“The concert started in full-on classical style, before being broken up by a small foray into traditional Irish songs.”

Adjective

Of, or in, a restrained conservative style

“Americans in the 20th and 21st centuries rejected high Victorian design and sought the simple classical lines of Queen Anne and Federal furniture.”

Adjective

Having an impressively refined or elegant quality

aesthetically pleasing

with good taste

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“His eloquence, which was of the most classical and impressive character, was always most readily exercised by him on every question that regarded the welfare of his native country.”

Adjective

Being a representative model of

standardised^UK

standardized^US

matter-of-course

picture-perfect

recognizable^US

run-of-the-mill

par for the course

recognisable^UK

dream come true

particularised^UK

particularized^US

most characteristic

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Adjective

Having been in possession or usage over a long period

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Adjective

(attributive) In a time or period marked by the past

long-established

as old as the hills

old as the hills

tried and tested

horse and buggy

down memory lane

sunk in oblivion

in the olden days

of an earlier time

once upon a time

of a former period

in the good old days

consigned to oblivion

dead and buried

over and done with

old as Methuselah

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Not reprehensible, blameless, without blame

irreprehensible

batting a thousand

whiter than white

morally correct

pure as the driven snow

beyond reproach

high-principled

beyond criticism

above suspicion

anti-corruption

unobjectionable

picture-perfect

beyond question

beyond suspicion

straightforward

not responsible

on the up and up

without reproach

of excellent character

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Relating to an orchestra or to music played by an orchestra

easy on the ear

pleasant-sounding

pleasing to the ear

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Adjective

Judged over a period of time to be of the highest quality and outstanding of its kind

of the highest quality

top-of-the-line

of a high standard

supercalifragilisticexpialidocious

out of this world

of the first water

too good to be true

of high quality

of the highest standard

of the first order

top of the line

top of the range

highest quality

the dog's bollocks

of the highest order

out of the ordinary

out-of-this-world

top-of-the-range

of highest order

above and beyond

in a class all by itself

beyond description

never to be forgotten

all that and a bag of chips

state-of-the-art

carefully chosen

better than usual

of the best quality

better than average

of the highest type

a million dollars

like a million dollars

highest-quality

better than expected

one in a million

in a league of their own

worthy of admiration

worthy of commendation

surpassing belief

super-excellent

more than human

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Adjective

Grand or grandiose in scale or intention

bigger than life

highly regarded

tall in the saddle

out of this world

fit for a queen

fit for a prince

fit for a princess

larger-than-life

well thought of

of high standing

disproportionate

of the first rank

one for the book

something to write home about

much-publicized

in the public eye

having made a name for oneself

well-thought-of

highest-ranking

worthy of mention

much publicized

in the limelight

highly esteemed

highly thought of

self-respecting

made a display of

too good to be true

of the first water

state-of-the-art

of the first order

supercalifragilisticexpialidocious

top-of-the-line

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Adjective

Having or being of high quality, especially in a form that is traditional or pure

of the highest quality

of high quality

top-of-the-line

top of the line

top of the range

top-of-the-range

of the highest standard

carefully chosen

of the first water

a cut above the rest

record-breaking

industry leading

one-in-a-million

out of this world

supercalifragilisticexpialidocious

of the first order

highest quality

the dog's bollocks

too good to be true

of the highest order

state-of-the-art

of a high standard

worth its weight in gold

of incalculable worth

of incalculable value

of inestimable value

of inestimable worth

of immeasurable value

of immeasurable worth

specially selected

closest to one's heart

in a class all by itself

above and beyond

of highest order

of the highest type

highest-quality

better than usual

of the best quality

better than average

beyond comparison

specially chosen

worthy of admiration

worthy of commendation

super-excellent

extremely useful

vitally important

of great consequence

of the utmost importance

extremely helpful

worth a king's ransom

most favourable

most advantageous

most appropriate

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Adjective

Highly educated or knowledgable

intellectually aware

intellectualist

intellectualistic

artistically aware

with good taste

with great knowledge

full of insight

showing great knowledge

hyperintelligent

well thought out

very intelligent

quick on the uptake

having been around

abreast of the facts

thought-provoking

knowing what's what

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Adjective

Upright, as opposed to italic

in classical style

Adjective

Meriting deep reflection

Adjective

(of food) Satisfying and sentimental in nature

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