Neoclassic (adjective)

Describing a style of art, architecture, or literature characterized by classical forms and motifs.

Origin:

From the french néoclassique, meaning 'new classic'.

Examples:

1. The neoclassic building was a beautiful example of the revival of classical forms in modern architecture.
2. The neoclassic paintings were highly influenced by the classical styles of ancient Greece and Rome.
3. The neoclassic sculptures were admired for their beautiful, clean lines and intricate details.
4. The neoclassic furniture was designed to evoke the elegance and sophistication of the classical era.
5. The neoclassic literary works were characterized by their use of classical themes and motifs, reimagined for a modern audience.