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Meaning of classicalist
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classicalist (n.)
One who adheres to what he thinks the classical canons of art.
classicalist Sentence Examples
- As a classicalist, she dedicated her career to studying ancient Greek and Roman literature.
- The university's Classics department was filled with passionate classicalists.
- A true classicalist appreciates the nuances of Latin poetry and prose.
- The symposium was a gathering of classicalists discussing the latest discoveries in archaeology.
- His dissertation on the role of mythology in ancient society earned him recognition as a leading classicalist.
- Classicalists often engage in debates over the interpretation of ancient texts.
- The classicalist argued for a return to traditional teaching methods in language education.
- She admired the works of renowned classicalists like Homer and Virgil.
- The classicalist's lectures were known for their depth of knowledge and engaging delivery.
- In academic circles, he was regarded as one of the foremost classicalists of his generation.
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One who adheres to what he thinks the classical canons of art.
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As a classicalist, she dedicated her career to studying ancient Greek and Roman literature.
The university's Classics department was filled with passionate classicalists.
A true classicalist appreciates the nuances of Latin poetry and prose.
The symposium was a gathering of classicalists discussing the latest discoveries in archaeology.
