dazzling finale
- noun
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final deslumbrante
- The dance troupe saved their most difficult moves for a dazzling finale everyone will remember.
Examples
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The concert ended with a dazzling finale!
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After a gripping three hours, the play ended with a dazzling finale that brought the crowd to its feet.
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The fireworks gave the concert a truly dazzling finale that left the audience cheering.
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What a dazzling finale that was!
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The concert ended with a dazzling finale that left everyone in awe.
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After an exciting season, the show concluded with a dazzling finale that captivated the audience.
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The fireworks display was a dazzling finale to the Independence Day celebrations.
Synonyms
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The last, most exciting part of a show or event
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A large, impressive show with bright effects and fancy scenes
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The end of a performance, especially a play or show
A part of a show that is so impressive it gets long applause
A very impressive, exciting performance that people remember
A very impressive show that excites the audience
Antonyms
How Spectacular
Surface Forms
Morphology
The meaning 'a spectacular and impressive performance at the end' is directly derivable from combining 'dazzling' (remarkably attractive or brilliant) with 'finale' (the final, most thrilling part). This is a regular adjective + noun composition following common lexical patterns (and similar constructions exist in many languages), so a B1 learner who knows both words will readily understand the phrase.
Etymology
Dazzling finale may come from shows that finish with bright lights or fireworks. Dazzling means very bright or very impressive and finale means the 'last part' of a show, so the phrase now means a 'spectacular and impressive' ending.