Classic synonyms

Established work, authoritative, abiding, archetypal, definitive example, and epitome are all synonyms for classic. Modern and contemporary are antonyms of classic. And here are 57 another word for classic.

Another word for classic

1. definitive

  • Authoritative
  • Best
  • Consummate
  • Definitive
  • Excellent
  • Exemplary
  • Finest
  • First-class
  • First-rate
  • Masterly
  • Of the highest quality
  • Outstanding
  • Superior
  • Ideal

2. simple

  • Abiding
  • Ageless
  • Elegant
  • Enduring
  • Restrained
  • Simple
  • Time-honoured
  • Timeless
  • Traditional
  • Uncluttered
  • Understated
  • Immortal

3. typical

  • Archetypal
  • Characteristic
  • Copybook
  • Model
  • Paradigmatic
  • Perfect
  • Prime
  • Prototypical
  • Quintessential
  • Representative
  • Standard
  • Stock
  • Textbook
  • Typical
  • Vintage
  • True to form

4. definitive example

  • Definitive example
  • Epitome
  • Established work
  • Exemplar
  • Great work
  • Masterpiece
  • Masterwork
  • Model
  • Outstanding example
  • Paradigm
  • Paragon
  • Prototype
  • Standard
  • Pièce de résistance

Classic synonyms statistics

The noun "classic" has a variety of synonyms that differ in length: 1 synonym with 4 letters, 4 synonyms with 5 letters, 2 synonyms with 6 letters, 8 synonyms with 7 letters, 10 synonyms with 8 letters, 5 synonyms with 9 letters, 6 synonyms with 10 letters, 5 synonyms with 11 letters, 3 synonyms with 12 letters, 1 synonym with 13 letters, 3 synonyms with 14 letters, 1 synonym with 15 letters, 1 synonym with 17 letters, 1 synonym with 18 letters, and 1 synonym with 19 letters, for a total of 52 synonyms.

Classic sentences

She wore a classic black dress.

This novel is a classic masterpiece.

They watched a classic movie together.

Classic cars are highly sought after.

Similar to classic

Word Opposites Synonyms
Possibly Impossibly, definitely Perhaps, maybe
Session Interruption, break Meeting, sitting
Progression Regression, decline Development, progress
Pessimistic Optimistic, hopeful, cheerful Gloomy, negative
Passive Active, assertive Submissive, acquiescent
Classified Public, open Confidential, secret
Classy Tacky, cheap Stylish, high-class
Assignment Free time, leisure Task, piece of work
Passion Apathy, calm, calmness Affection, anger
Assertive Retiring, passive, submissive Confident, forceful
Long-lasting Short-lived, ephemeral Enduring, lasting
Class Chaos, individuality Category, grade
Encompasses Excludes, omits Surround, enclose
Be sick Be healthy, be well Vomit, throw up
Sick Well, healthy Ill, unwell
Impression Neglect, disregard Feeling, sense
Depressing Uplifting, encouraging Upsetting, distressing
Assign Revoke, withdraw Allocate, allot
Progressive Regressive, conservative Continuing, continuous
Physical Clerical, intellectual, spiritual Bodily, corporeal
Association Disassociation, separation Alliance, consortium
Jackass Genius, smart person Donkey, ass
Embarrass Comfort, encourage Shame, humiliate
Embarrassed Unabashed, confident, proud Awkward, self-conscious
Depression Cheerfulness, boom Melancholy, misery
Oppression Freedom, democracy Persecution, abuse
Asset Liability, handicap Benefit, advantage
Necessity Luxury, optional Essential requirement, prerequisite
Expression Silence, suppression Utterance, uttering
Missing Present, plentiful Lost, mislaid
Accessible Inaccessible, unapproachable Reachable, attainable
Assessment Neglect, indifference Evaluation, judgement
Mission Inaction, distraction Assignment, commission
Assumption Fact, certainty Supposition, presupposition
Possibility Impossibility, unlikelihood Chance, likelihood
Basically Complexly, complicatedly Fundamentally, primarily
Excessive Moderate, insufficient Mmoderate, intemperate
Compassion Anonymity, disguise Pity, sympathy
At last Initially, eventually Finally, in the end
Lastly Firstly, initially Finally, in conclusion
Massive Tiny, minuscule Huge, enormous
Impossible Possible, easy, attainable Not possible, out of the question
Impressive Unimpressive, ordinary, mediocre Magnificent, majestic
Basic Secondary, unimportant Fundamental, rudimentary
Discussion Silence, agreement Conversation, dialogue
Aggressive Meek, friendly, peaceful Hostile, belligerent
Assist Hinder, impede Help, aid
Associate Dissociate, separate Link, connect
Associated Unrelated, disconnected Related, connected
Possible Impossible, unlikely Feasible, able to be done
Classes Individual study, unstructured learning Courses, lessons
Claim Disclaim, abandon Assert, declare
Professional Amateurish, incompetent, inept White-collar worker, professional worker
Alas Hurray, fortunately Dear, gee
Music Silence, quiet, soundlessness, hush Notes, strains

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