Classic
Classic adjective - Constituting, serving as, or worthy of being a pattern to be imitated.
Outstanding and classic are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Outstanding" instead an adjective "Classic".
Outstanding
Outstanding adjective - Not yet paid.
Classic and outstanding are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Classic" instead an adjective "Outstanding".
Nearby Word: outstandingly
Mutual synonyms
Related pairs
- fine and classic
- fine and outstanding
- great and classic
- great and outstanding
- superior and classic
- superior and outstanding
- excellent and classic
- excellent and outstanding
- memorable and classic
- memorable and outstanding
- famous and classic
- famous and outstanding
- first-rate and classic
- first-rate and outstanding
Both words in one sentence
- Children Of Paradise: Lacenaire, the poet, playwright and murderer from the French movie classic is an outstanding example of this trope.
Source: Magnificent Bastard / Film - Chris Sarandon's outstanding turn as Al Pacino's pre-op transgender girlfriend in the classic Dog Day Afternoon garnered him an Oscar nomination and made his career, despite his appearing in only two scenes.
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Their current sound can be described as Gothic Neo-Psychedelic Punk Rock.In November 2012, the band were awarded the Classic Rock Outstanding Contribution Award for services to Rock music, possibly the first award they ever got in their long career.
Source: Music / The Damned
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