adv

classically

Classically (adv) means in a traditional or classical style; according to established, time-honoured methods. Example: “She was classically trained as a pianist.”

adv

In a traditional or classical style; according to established, time-honoured methods.

"She was classically trained as a pianist."

"The building is classically proportioned."

How to Use Classically

Learner’s notes

In plain EnglishIn line with classical (traditional, established) style or method.

Common pairings

classically trained classically styled

Word Forms

more classically comparative, most classically superlative

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Rhymes for classically

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Frequently Asked Questions

What does “classically” mean?

The word “classically” means in a traditional or classical style; according to established, time-honoured methods. In plain terms, in line with classical (traditional, established) style or method.

How do you use “classically” in a sentence?

Here is “classically” used in a sentence: “She was classically trained as a pianist.”

What part of speech is “classically”?

“Classically” is an adverb.