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pseudoclassical

pseudoclassical adjective: imitative of a classical style.

Adjective

pseudoclassical (comparative more pseudoclassical, superlative most pseudoclassical)

  1. imitative of a classical style

Forms of pseudoclassical

comparativemore pseudoclassical
superlativemost pseudoclassical

Origin of pseudoclassical

From pseudo- + classical.

Questions about pseudoclassical

What does pseudoclassical mean?
Pseudoclassical means imitative of a classical style.
What part of speech is pseudoclassical?
Pseudoclassical is an adjective.

Words near pseudoclassical in the dictionary

  1. pseudoclasper
  2. pseudoclaspers
  3. pseudoclass
  4. pseudoclasses
  5. pseudoclassic
  6. pseudoclassical
  7. pseudoclassicism
  8. pseudoclassicisms
  9. pseudoclassics
  10. pseudocleavage
  11. pseudocleavages

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