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Meaning of neoclassical
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neoclassical (s)
characteristic of a revival of an earlier classical style
neoclassical Sentence Examples
- The museum's neoclassical atrium featured towering columns and intricate moldings.
- The architect adopted neoclassical principles in designing the courthouse, emphasizing symmetry and balance.
- The neoclassical facade of the library exuded an aura of grandeur and intellect.
- The neoclassical interiors of the salon were adorned with delicate furnishings and pastel colors.
- The poet drew inspiration from neoclassical themes of reason and restraint in her work.
- The neoclassical painting depicted a scene of mythological gods and demigods in an idealized setting.
- The neoclassical revival in architecture sought to emulate the forms and principles of ancient Greece and Rome.
- The neoclassical composer created music that was characterized by clarity, elegance, and adherence to classical forms.
- The neoclassical ballet incorporated precise and controlled movements with an emphasis on symmetry and grace.
- The neoclassical garden was designed to evoke a sense of harmony and serenity through its geometric layout and manicured shrubbery.
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characteristic of a revival of an earlier classical style
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The museum's neoclassical atrium featured towering columns and intricate moldings.
The architect adopted neoclassical principles in designing the courthouse, emphasizing symmetry and balance.
The neoclassical facade of the library exuded an aura of grandeur and intellect.
The neoclassical interiors of the salon were adorned with delicate furnishings and pastel colors.
