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spectacle

[spek-tuh-kuhl] / ˈspɛk tə kəl /


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The stars of the show become more than the performers, who are all capable of spectacle, but also Basil Twist, he of the puppetry and fantastical sets, and choreographer Ann Yee.

From Los Angeles Times

It's a great spectacle and we're going to have huge crowds again.

From BBC

Along the way, we are treated to the author’s ironic wit and the delightful spectacle of Josie schooling her partner in the social graces he endearingly lacks.

From The Wall Street Journal

The spectacle has rekindled hopes that America can become less polarized and find more common ground.

From Salon

Quite often, a pitch can be described as 'good' when it is friendly for batting, yet that does not always produce the most thrilling spectacle.

From BBC