Classically
Classically adverb - In the manner of Greek and Roman culture.
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Synonyms for Classically
Sometimes and classically are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Sometimes" instead an adverb "Classically".
Sometimes
Sometimes adverb - On some occasions.
Classically and sometimes are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Classically" instead an adverb "Sometimes".
Nearby Word: sometime
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Related pairs
- often and classically
- often and sometimes
- regularly and classically
- regularly and sometimes
- habitually and classically
- habitually and sometimes
- frequently and classically
- frequently and sometimes
- as usual and classically
- as usual and sometimes
- customarily and classically
- customarily and sometimes
- occasionally and classically
- occasionally and sometimes
Both words in one sentence
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The Fiddler, as well, was a classically trained violinist and musical virtuoso who sometimes claimed he was Doing It for the Art.
Source: Wicked Cultured - In old portraits, Megatherium was classically shown with a horse-like head and sometimes a giraffe-like tongue to reach foliage on the tree-tops.
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He's also known for his deep, smooth voice.Hopkins is sometimes considered a Classically Trained Extra, but he's really closer to an inversion.
Source: Creator / Anthony Hopkins
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