Words with a similar base: classic, classical

'classic'
[classic.n.01] as in: a creation of the highest excellence


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'classic'
[classic.n.02] as in: an artist who has created classic works


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'classic'
[authoritative.s.02] as in: of recognized authority or excellence


Examples:
the definitive work on Greece
classical methods of navigation



'classic'
[classical.a.01] as in: of or relating to the most highly developed stage of an earlier civilisation and its culture


Examples:
classic Cinese pottery



'classic'
[classical.s.03] as in: of or pertaining to or characteristic of the ancient Greek and Roman cultures; ; "classical


Examples:
classical mythology


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classic (English)
└── classique (French)
└── classicus (Latin)
└── classis (Latin)


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