Classical and Hot

Classical

Classical adjective - Based on customs usually handed down from a previous generation.
Usage example: the classical preparation of a ham for Easter

Hot is an antonym for classical.

Hot

Hot adjective - Having a notably high temperature.

Classical is an antonym for hot.

Nearby Word: hotly

Both words in one sentence

  • The sun simply isn't hot enough to give the protons enough energy to overcome this propulsion, making it a seeming impossibility under classical physics.
  • Luxury Prison Suite Roughly the size of a small apartment, it has a hot tub, a jukebox equipped with classical music, couches, and even what appears to be a Rock Band drum kit in front of his HDTV.
  • As the hard-drinking, Kansai-accented, hot blooded bandit leader with a heart of gold, Tasuki is the more classical example, while Nuriko has the fun-loving attitude and Big Guy-level Super Strength.
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