classicistic
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subantique
classicizing
all'antica
classicality
classical era
classicalism
classicist
neoclassical
neoclassic
neo-historicism
canonical
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canonic
sanctioned
hyperclassical
quasiclassical
postclassical
pseudoclassical
neoclassically
classicalness
pseudoclassicism
unclassic
marga
Johannite
conventionalization
nonclassic
quasiclassic
nonclassical
academicism
conventionalisation
anticlassicism
extraclassical
Erastianism
anticlassical
historicistically
purist Greek
oldskool
neoclassicism
Galant
mores
classically
onshell
traditional
convention
Erastianize
historicistic
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neo-Renaissance
semiclassicality
canon
historically
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pattern
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Elzevir
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square
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semiclassically
Middle Ages
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Neo-Renaissance
Dark Ages
orthodox
higher law
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historical dictionary
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aristocratism
conventionalize
neo-Gothic
constitution
anteclassically
humanism

English words for 'Emulating classical rules, conventions, principles, models, or styles; characterised by classicism.'

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