Classically
Classically adverb - In the manner of Greek and Roman culture.
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Occasionally and classically are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Occasionally" instead an adverb "Classically".
Occasionally
Occasionally adverb - On some occasions.
Classically and occasionally are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Classically" instead an adverb "Occasionally".
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Related pairs
- regularly and classically
- regularly and occasionally
- sometimes and classically
- sometimes and occasionally
- now and then and classically
- now and then and occasionally
- commonly and classically
- commonly and occasionally
- routinely and classically
- routinely and occasionally
- as a rule and classically
- as a rule and occasionally
- now and again and classically
- now and again and occasionally
Both words in one sentence
- The lyrics start to become darker, though clean and melodic (often classically trained for Power Metal) singing is still standard, usually saving harsh vocals for occasionally emphasizing the contrast between styles.
- Swedish Big Band-metal group Diablo Swing Orchestra will occasionally incorporates growly male vocals with classically-trained female operatic soprano lead vocalist.
Source: Soprano and Gravel -
Classically Trained Extra: Crispin occasionally points out that he is ridiculously overtrained, especially in comparison to someone like Steve Blum who had essentially never taken an acting class in his life.
Source: Podcast / Voice Acting Mastery
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