fiery display
- noun
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espectáculo ígneo
- The parade ended with a fiery display of fireworks that lit up the night sky.
Examples
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The artist’s new painting is a fiery display of color and emotion that stands out in the gallery.
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Her speech was a fiery display of passion and conviction, captivating the entire audience.
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What a fiery display of colors in the sky!
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The festival featured a spectacular fiery display!
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The parade ended with a fiery display of fireworks that lit up the night sky.
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The artist’s new painting is a fiery display of color and emotion that stands out in the gallery.
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Her speech was a fiery display of passion and conviction, captivating the entire audience.
Synonyms
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Showy, brilliant skill in a musical or artistic performance that amazes people
A show of fireworks that lights up the sky
Antonyms
How Vivid
Surface Forms
Morphology
This is a straightforward adjective+noun composition: 'fiery' (flame-like, intense) directly modifies 'display' (an exhibition), so the sense of a vivid, intense exhibition is transparently derivable from the parts. The composition follows a common, literal descriptive pattern found across languages, so a B1 learner who knows both words is likely to understand the phrase.
Etymology
Fiery display comes from the picture of a show with real flames or bright fireworks: fiery means 'like fire' and display means 'show'. So, a fiery display is used for something very bright, intense, or full of passion.