spectacle (Meaning)
spectacle (n)
something or someone seen (especially a notable or unusual sight)
an elaborate and remarkable display on a lavish scale
a blunder that makes you look ridiculous; used in the phrase `make a spectacle of' yourself
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spectacle Sentence Examples
- The fireworks display was a breathtaking spectacle that illuminated the night sky.
- The Broadway musical was a visual spectacle, filled with elaborate sets and dazzling costumes.
- The acrobat's performance was an awe-inspiring spectacle that left the audience speechless.
- The solar eclipse was a celestial spectacle that was visible to people all over the world.
- The sporting event was a spectacle of athleticism and determination.
- The grand opening of the new department store was a spectacle of excess and extravagance.
- The protest march was a spectacle of defiance and solidarity.
- The volcanic eruption was a terrifying spectacle that forced people to evacuate their homes.
- The car accident was a horrifying spectacle that left witnesses traumatized.
- The trial was a public spectacle that captivated the attention of the entire nation.
FAQs About the word spectacle
something or someone seen (especially a notable or unusual sight), an elaborate and remarkable display on a lavish scale, a blunder that makes you look ridiculo
display, exhibit, extravaganza, spectacular, exhibition,pageant, raree-show,circus,exposition
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The fireworks display was a breathtaking spectacle that illuminated the night sky.
The Broadway musical was a visual spectacle, filled with elaborate sets and dazzling costumes.
The acrobat's performance was an awe-inspiring spectacle that left the audience speechless.
The solar eclipse was a celestial spectacle that was visible to people all over the world.
