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classicist Definition

clas·si·cist (-sist)

noun

  1. an advocate of the principles of classicism
  2. a student of or specialist in ancient Greek and Roman literature
  3. one who advocates the teaching of Greek and Latin in the schools
classicist Usage Examples

Converse of object

  • include: The speakers include classicists, theater practitioners, theater specialists and historians, dance professionals, dance critics and dance historians.
  • make: This is a line to make classicists clap hand to eyes, Gromit fashion.

Adjective modifier

  • other: Is there a central site for seminars or socializing with other classicists?
  • fellow: Norman is married to Bridget, a fellow classicist, and has two sons George and Harry.
  • professional: Even professional classicists use the Middle Liddell for its clarity and conciseness, wading through the enormity of the Big Liddell only when necessary.
  • young: Have a good trip Best wishes from the FoC Website Team to young classicist Thomas Hayward.

Noun used with modifier

  • year: My name is Lucie and I'm a first year classicist.
  • form: Sixth Form Classicists enjoyed the Study Day at Haberdashers ' Monmouth School for Girls on 7th November for lectures on their A level topics.