Classical
Outright
Outright adjective - Having no exceptions or restrictions.
Both words in one sentence
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Cover Version: The band loved to quote, adapt or outright cover classical music, among others.
Source: Music / Emerson, Lake & Palmer -
What sets them apart is that their classical depiction has become so ingrained that it is copied, parodied, and even outright inverted.
Source: Valkyries -
They're outright stated not to be from any of Weyard's known nations or peoples, and have access to extremely advanced technology and Psynergy that doesn't follow the four classical elements.
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