Pronunciation

/spekˈtæk(ə)l/

Definitions

• Noun:
  1. An impressive show, display, or event, often involving a large audience. For example: “The fireworks spectacle was a dazzling display of color.”
  2. A thing that is looked at with wonder or admiration. For example: “The ancient ruins were a historical spectacle.”
• Verb: To exhibit or display something as a show, often for public admiration. For example: “The museum will spectacle their latest art collection.”
• Adjective: Characteristic of being grand or impressive; spectacular. For example: “The mountain landscape was a visual spectacle.”

Phrases

• “Put on a spectacle” means to organize or perform a show.
• “A sight to behold” describes something that is impressive or remarkable to see.
• “Theatrical spectacle” refers to a dramatic performance with elaborate visuals.

Example Sentences

• Noun: “The opening ceremony of the Olympics was a grand spectacle.”
• Verb: “The magician’s act was a spectacle of illusion and trickery.”
• Adjective: “The natural spectacle of the Northern Lights never fails to amaze.”

Synonyms

• Show
• Display
• Spectacular
• Grand display
• Marvel
• Entertainment
• Performance
• Exposition