"Spectacle" Pronounce,Meaning And Examples

"Spectacle" Natural Recordings by Native Speakers

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"Spectacle" Meaning

A showy or impressive sight, event, or occurrence.

Example: "The fireworks display was a spectacular spectacle that lit up the night sky."

Antonyms: dullness, insignificance, monotony

Synonyms: display, show, performance, exhibition, display

"Spectacle" Examples

5 Examples of "Spectacle"


1. Public Display: The firework display at the Fourth of July celebration was a real spectacle that drew in a huge crowd.

2. Public Event: The royal wedding procession was a spectacle that brought people from all over the world to watch.

3. Something Exciting or Unusual: The unexpected pop-up concert in the park was a major spectacle that surprised everyone.

4. Vivid Image or Scene: The stunning sunset over the ocean was a spectacular sight to behold, a true spectacle of nature.

5. Overdramatic Performance: The actor's over-the-top performance on stage was so much of a spectacle that it overshadowed the whole plot of the play.

"Spectacle" Similar Words

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