Classic and Elevated

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Classic adjective - Constituting, serving as, or worthy of being a pattern to be imitated.

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Elevated and classic are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Elevated" instead an adjective "Classic".

Elevated adjective - Being positioned above a surface.

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Classic and elevated are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Classic" instead an adjective "Elevated".

Nearby Words: elevate, elevation, elevating, elevator

The Rolling Stones, arguably the Ur-Example, if not the Trope Maker, of Hard Rock, elevated the three-minute riff-oriented rock song to an art form, and were a major part of blues roots becoming such a prominent part of the classic rock lexicon.

Source: Music of Note
Lame Pun Reaction: Elevated to epic art form in The Fourth Bear, where inane gossip made throughout the book turns out much later to have been the set-up for an incredibly long punchline similar to the classic "Peter Piper picks a pepper" tongue-twister.

Source: Literature / Nursery Crime
A classic maximum security prison, with the only ground routes essentially being killzones and firing lanes protected by multiple turrets with overlapping arcs of fire and elevated positions for guards, ultimately designed to make a mass-escape from within the facility absolutely suicidal.

Source: I Don't Like the Sound of That Place

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