# classics

Pronunciation: say "KLAS-iks" /ˈklæs.ɪks/

## Noun

1. Plural of classic. — plural of classic
   - Simple: Plural of classic. Use this form when talking about more than one classic.
   - _Several of her early novels became instant classics._
   - _The museum displays automotive classics from the 1950s._
2. The academic study of Ancient Greek and Latin, together with their literature, history, and related subjects.
   - Simple: The study of the languages, writings, and history of ancient Greece and Rome.
   - _He earned a degree in classics, focusing mainly on Roman poetry._
   - _Classics gives students a deep grounding in ancient Greek philosophy._

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