Classic
Classic adjective - Serving to identify as belonging to an individual or group.
Usage example: the anthropologist noted the classic facial features of the inhabitants of those islands
Normal and classic are semantically related in standard topic. In some cases you can use "Normal" instead the word "Classic" as an adjective or a noun.
Normal
Normal adjective - Having or showing the qualities associated with the members of a particular group or kind.
Usage example: she has normal reading abilities for a child her age
Classic and normal are semantically related in standard topic. Sometimes you can use "Classic" instead the word "Normal" as an adjective or a noun.
Mutual synonyms
Both words in one sentence
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If you're playing the 3DS eShop version, you can do this for the other two, but your best time is only saved on Classic/Normal.
Source: Video Game / Cave Story -
In the classic series of Doctor Who, several companions left to resume "normal" lives, after having adventured through time and space.
Source: I Just Want to Be Normal -
The classic Arclight is a woman (AoA Arclight's a man), the normal MU Bastion appeared as a mutant-hater after AoA, and the AoA version of the classic Wolverine goes by the name Weapon X.
Source: Comic Book / Age of Apocalypse
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