1. The plural of classicality; qualities, characteristics, or features that are classical in nature, style, or adherence to classical principles.
Usage: Formal or academic usage; Often used in discussions of art, literature, music, or philosophy

Examples

• The architect emphasized the classicalities of Greek and Roman design in the building's columns and proportions.
• Literary scholars debated the classicalities present in the author's work.
• The museum exhibition highlighted the classicalities that defined the Renaissance period.
• Musicians appreciated the classicalities of the symphony's structure and composition.
• The designer incorporated various classicalities into the interior to create an elegant, timeless aesthetic.