spectacular
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- noun
- /spɛkˈtækjələr/
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espectáculo
- Fuji Film will sponsor our Friday Night Spectacular, featuring world-renowned photographer Jim Brandenburg.
- Stereo Spectacular
- hour Spectacular
- 3-hour Spectacular
You will see me next week for our New Year's spectacular.
- You will see me next week for our New Year's spectacular.
Examples
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Welcome, parents, to final performance of school year, our June-a-licious Dance Spectacular!
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Only two days until the Wedding Spectacular.
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It's going to be a holiday spectacular, both shows in person and virtual.
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And I think we might have gotten a video from Carol when we did that Christmas spectacular show last year.
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Soon the party will move across town for my Sunrise Spectacular.
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The 10-minute-long Fireworks Spectacular will start at approximately 10 p.m. near SillyVille tonight and every Friday night.
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It is my great pleasure to announce the beginning of the 57th Annual Claridge Crab Eating Spectacular.
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As part of Channel 4's 3D season, Brown presented Derren Brown's 3D Magic Spectacular.
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The annual New Year's Eve spectacular featured fireworks, acrobats, and live music, captivating the audience.
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Families gather every winter to enjoy the holiday spectacular, a show filled with dazzling lights and festive performances.
Synonyms
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4.2
An impressive event like a parade or fireworks that people come to see
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7.5
A large, exciting show with big acts and fancy stages
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6.9
A colorful, formal public show with costumes and processions
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6.4
A very good performance or event that impresses many people
A performance that tries to get attention by being loud or dramatic
A very impressive show that excites the audience
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How Impressive
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Etymology
Spectacular as a noun comes from the word spectacle, which means 'a show', and from the root spect- and the Latin specere, both meaning 'to look'. So a spectacular is a big, impressive show made to be seen.