Classic
Classic adjective - Constituting, serving as, or worthy of being a pattern to be imitated.
Time-honored and classic are semantically related in characteristic topic. In some cases you can use "Time-honored" instead an adjective "Classic".
Time-honored
Time-honored adjective - Acceptable for a long time.
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Synonyms for Time-honored
Classic and time-honored are semantically related in traditional topic. Sometimes you can use "Classic" instead an adjective phrase "Time-honored".
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Related pairs
- normal and classic
- normal and time-honored
- typical and classic
- typical and time-honored
- representative and classic
- representative and time-honored
- usual and classic
- usual and time-honored
- customary and classic
- customary and time-honored
- regular and classic
- regular and time-honored
- established and classic
- established and time-honored
Both words in one sentence
- Whether it will save lives or further prove that political correctness has gone berserk and is ruining time-honored media (classic film, TV shows, and classic lit) is up to you.
Source: Bowdlerise / Literature -
Bishop, introducing the first episode, sarcastically quips that "many fondly remember Svengoolie providing the same classic entertainment as such time-honored shows as Hello, Larry"; and the "Cancelled" song in the finale claims the show's been cancelled "like McLean Stevenson".
Source: Series / Svengoolie
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