Similar words: classical, classify, class, a class, classroom, middle-class, the working class, assist. Meaning: ['klæsɪk] 
n. 1. a creation of the highest excellence 2. an artist who has created classic works. adj. 1. characteristic of the classical artistic and literary traditions 2. adhering to established standards and principles.
n. 1. a creation of the highest excellence 2. an artist who has created classic works. adj. 1. characteristic of the classical artistic and literary traditions 2. adhering to established standards and principles. 
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211. A classic story is told about the unveiling of a vast poster showing a dish piled high with baked beans.
212. This was a classic example of big government advocates misunderstanding a problem and designing a government solution guaranteed to make it worse.
213. Snow White is a classic tale, one that conjures up wonderful images of mythical creatures.
214. When we turn from the Rock-Drill cantos to the Classic Anthology, something is lost but much is gained.
215. The chief inspector recognised the classic symptoms of shock in his talkativeness, but intermingled with fear.
216. Puzznic is destined to become an all-time classic in the Tetris/Klax mould, and no serious puzzle-player should be without it.
217. The classic experiment requires both a control and an experimental group to which subjects are randomly allocated.
218. A classic example of cognitive processes is that of animal memory and the demonstration of subsequent decisions based thereon.
219. The Employment Training Scheme is a classic example of blaming the victim.
220. A classic example is a capacity to store water in their feathers.
221. Sharp colour and defined curls create dramatic impact For a classic fifties look short hair is combed back from the face.
222. People felt that if they didn't own a classic car, then they would never get another chance.
223. Classic dissociative phenomena include out-of-the-body experiences, astral travel, near-death- and rebirth-type experiences.
224. The classic form of induced altruism in the animal world is, of course, the bird raising the cuckoo's egg.
225. What happened there was a classic example of asset stripping.
226. Even his classic boyish looks seem to proclaim his good humour and openness. Sentencedict.com
227. Sangster has also fared badly through his involvement with Classic Thoroughbreds, a more recent venture.
228. Recent government spending on schools is a classic case of too little, too late.
229. The current classic paddle strokes are fine in certain circumstance but there are other occasions when different techniques are needed.
230. 'Jane Eyre' is Bronte's classic novel of courage in the face of despair.
231. He never dreamed he would be the butt of such a classic, almost vaudevillian joke.
232. The document had become the classic of dissent for these young men, each copy painstakingly written out in longhand.
233. They were there for a motoring festival, with more than two hundred million pounds worth of classic cars on show.
234. In some ways, Nash's illness was a classic case of paranoid schizophrenia.
235. Puma keeps bringing the crazy designs on their classic shoe the Clyde.
236. Super classic PB on controls, if flexible, can improve the code utilization, shorten development time.
237. Classic pixel - based object shadow detection algorithm limits the performance, owing to noise.
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