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Meaning of hellenistic
Relating to the period of ancient Greek history and culture after the death of Alexander the Great
Etymology of hellenistic
The word "hellenistic" originates from the Greek word "Ἑλληνιστής" (Hellēnistēs), meaning "one who speaks Greek" or "a Greek speaker"
The term was first used to describe the period of Greek history and culture after Alexander's conquests, during which Greek language and culture spread throughout the Mediterranean world
Synonyms
classical
ancient
greco-roman
historic
cultural
traditional
mythological
philosophical
artistic
architectural
sculptural
painterly
literary
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harmonic
symphonic
choreographic
historicist
antiquarian
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neoclassical
baroque
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byzantine
medieval
modernist
minimalist
Definitions
- Relating to or denoting the period of ancient Greek history and culture after the death of Alexander the Great in 323 BC
- * Characterized by a blend of Greek and other cultural influences, especially in the arts and architecture
Usage Examples
- The Hellenistic period saw a flourishing of arts and sciences, with famous philosophers like Aristotle and Epicurus
- * The city's Hellenistic architecture is characterized by grandiose buildings and intricate sculptures
Antonyms
modern
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gothic
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postmodern
deconstructivist
minimalist
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ornate
baroque
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