Classical and Official

Classical

Classical adjective - Being the most accurate and apparently thorough.
Usage example: a writer celebrated for his classical profiles of eminent Victorians

Official and classical are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Official" instead an adjective "Classical".

Official

Official adjective - Ordered or allowed by those in authority.

Classical and official are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Classical" instead an adjective "Official".

Both words in one sentence

  • Gratuitous Italian Italian is also a favorite language of opera singers and classical musicians and the official language of The Mafia.
  • We Interrupt This Program In Russia, both today and during the Soviet-era, classical music being played on all official channels has become recognizable as shorthand for "something terrible has happened." When Chernobyl happened, all radio played classical music for two days until the official announcement was prepared.
  • Archbishop Argile is a classical case of Light Is Not Good, being a white furred church official that is absolutely corrupt and vile.
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