1. classic

adjective. (ˈklæsɪk) Of recognized authority or excellence.
Synonyms
standard authoritative classical definitive
Antonyms
nonstandard classicist natural object inactivity artifact
Etymology
classic (English)
classique (French)
classicus (Latin)
classis (Latin)
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2. classic

noun. (ˈklæsɪk) A creation of the highest excellence.
Synonyms
creation
Antonyms
finish ending
Etymology
classic (English)
classique (French)
classicus (Latin)
classis (Latin)

3. classic

noun. (ˈklæsɪk) An artist who has created classic works.
Synonyms
artist creative person
Antonyms
pop popular modern
Etymology
classic (English)
classique (French)
classicus (Latin)
classis (Latin)

4. classic

adjective. (ˈklæsɪk) Of or relating to the most highly developed stage of an earlier civilisation and its culture.
Synonyms
Graeco-Roman Hellenic neoclassic classical neoclassical Greco-Roman
Antonyms
nonclassical unorthodox abnormal irregular uncommon
Etymology
classic (English)
classique (French)
classicus (Latin)
classis (Latin)

5. classic

adjective. (ˈklæsɪk) Of or pertaining to or characteristic of the ancient Greek and Roman cultures.
Synonyms
Graeco-Roman Hellenic classical Greco-Roman
Antonyms
unofficial uninfluential implicit inconclusive romanticist
Etymology
classic (English)
classique (French)
classicus (Latin)
classis (Latin)
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