spectacle
noun
anything presented to the sight or view, especially something of a striking or impressive kind.
superspectacle
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a word derived from
spectacle.
Example Sentences
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Anna Kisselgoff wrote in The New York Times that it was “a superspectacle in the grandest of grand opera house traditions.”
From New York Times ● May 13, 2010
From "World's Fair, N. Y." last week came the announcement of a superspectacle, American Jubilee, which will open when the Fair does, in May.
From Time Magazine Archive
The Spanish Lancelot, hero of the wars against the Moors, is celebrated in the year's best superspectacle, directed by Anthony Mann.
From Time Magazine Archive
The year's best superspectacle, based on the legend of the Spanish Lancelot.
From Time Magazine Archive
Moviegoers pay as much for a ticket to a no-budget documentary like Paris Is Burning as they do for admission to any superspectacle.
From Time Magazine Archive
