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classicsnounpl. of classic someone of such unequaled perfection as to deserve imitationamong women who have devoted themselves to a life of scientific inquiry, Marie Curie is one of the acknowledged classics beau ideals, eidolons(or eidola), exemplars, ideals, ideas, models, nonesuches, nonpareils, paragons, patron saints role modelsembodiments, epitomes, incarnations, manifestations, personifications, phantoms, pinksarchetypes, examples, mirrors, paradigms, patternsguidelines, principles, rulesgauges(also gages), standards, touchstonesessences, quintessencesacmes, apexes(or apices), apotheoses, culminations, peaks, pinnacles, summits, zeniths something (as a work of art) that is a great achievement and often its creator's greatest achievementthe works of Michelangelo are regarded as classics of the sculptor's art chefs d'oeuvre, magnum opuses, masterpieces, masterworks masterstrokes, pièces de résistance, showpieces, tours de forceblockbusters, megahits, smashes, successes, winnersgems, jewels, prizes, treasures bombs, catastrophes, clunkers, debacles(also débâcles), disasters, duds, failures, fiascoes, fizzles, flops, losers, turkeys, washouts the most perfect type or examplehis journey of discovery was a classic of arduous effort and fierce determination acmes, apotheoses, beau ideals, bywords, epitomes, exemplars, ideals, perfections, quintessences archetypes, models, prototypesparadigms, standardsnonpareils, paragonsabstracts, avatars, embodiers, embodiments, incarnations, incorporations, manifestations, personificationsheights, last words, meridians, ultimates, zenithsbenchmarks, criteria(also criterions), touchstones, yardsticks |