unclassical

At dinner my classical friend did a rather unclassical thing.

Keats's Greece seems somehow to be a Greece too full of modern colour, too unclassical.

The standard of study is as high as in other unclassical schools, and every pupil has equal advantages of improvement.

Then the unclassical evidence of the Bartlemy Fair folk at the "Crowner's quest."

Messrs. Sale and Palmer translate the word here as meaning fighting, which is wrong, as it is unclassical and not literal.