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classicals

classicals is the plural of classical.

Meaning of classical

Noun

classical (countable and uncountable, plural classicals)

  1. (countable) One that is classical in some way; for example, a classical economist.
    • Similarly, the new classicals never claimed to be Austrians, nor did they ever make the attempt to meet Austrian objections. Therefore, we cannot fault them for not using this methodology. Nevertheless, new classicals constantly preach […]2002, James E Hartley, James E. Hartley, The Representative Agent in Macroeconomics, Routledge, →ISBN, page 120

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Questions about classicals

What is classicals the plural of?
Classicals is the plural of classical.

Words near classicals in the dictionary

  1. classicalize
  2. classically
  3. classicalness
  4. classicalon
  5. classicalons
  6. classicals
  7. classicidal
  8. classicide
  9. classicides
  10. classicise
  11. classicised

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