Classically
Classically adverb - In the manner of Greek and Roman culture.
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Synonyms for Classically
Simply and classically are semantically related. In some cases you can replace term "Simply" with "Classically", this adverbs are similar.
Simply
Simply adverb - For nothing other than.
Classically and simply are semantically related. You can use "Classically" instead an adverb "Simply".
Nearby Words: simple, simplistic
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Related pairs
- plainly and classically
- plainly and simply
- severely and classically
- severely and simply
- naturally and classically
- naturally and simply
- ordinarily and classically
- ordinarily and simply
- commonly and classically
- commonly and simply
- soberly and classically
- soberly and simply
- unelaborately and classically
- unelaborately and simply
Both words in one sentence
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Classically and simply, teleportation is done on an object basis.
Source: Portal Cut -
Classically bad horror movie The Car is almost impossible to be horrified by, simply because the writing constantly reminds you how stupid the premise is.
Source: Attack of the Killer Whatever -
Classically Trained Extra: The majority of the voice actors are classically trained theatre actors, some of whom had no prior voice acting credits and were simply chosen because of their theatrical experience.
Source: Video Game / Final Fantasy XII
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