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spectacular
[spek-tak-yuh-ler]
adjective
of or like a spectacle; marked by or given to an impressive, large-scale display.
dramatically daring or thrilling.
a spectacular dive from a cliff.
noun
a single television production featuring well-known performers and characterized by elaborate sets, costumes, staging, etc.
an impressive, large-scale display.
another Hollywood spectacular.
spectacular
/ spɛkˈtækjʊlə /
adjective
of or resembling a spectacle; impressive, grand, or dramatic
unusually marked or great
a spectacular increase in spending
noun
a lavishly produced performance
Other Word Forms
- spectacularity noun
- spectacularism noun
- spectacularly adverb
- nonspectacular adjective
- nonspectacularly adverb
- unspectacular adjective
- unspectacularly adverb
Word History and Origins
Origin of spectacular1
Example Sentences
In addition to the spectacular sonic renderings of the original recordings, the box set is distinguished by a book-length companion.
The biggest obstacle, however, to a spectacular night of meteor gazing is cloud.
Chief executive of the project, Will Palin, said "leading craftspeople from across the country" brought "this unique building and its spectacular interiors back to life".
Just sitting on a bench at the top of the stadium to watch high school football and the surrounding view is something unique and invigorating in a state that has many spectacular views.
Potter's ending at West Ham caps a spectacular fall from grace from the territory where he was once a live contender in the conversation of those with the qualities befitting an England manager.
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