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Meaning of spectacle
The primary meaning of the word "spectacle" is something that is impressive or extraordinary to see.
Etymology of spectacle
The word spectacle has its roots in the Latin word spectaculum meaning a show, from spectare meaning to look at
The term has been in use since the 15th century and initially, referred to a play, or other public performance and later in the 17th century to glasses for vision
Synonyms
display
exhibition
pageant
presentation
show
exhibition
scene
sight
display
performance
ceremony
parade
procession
cavalcade
tableau
demonstration
manifestation
appearance
showpiece
attraction
entertainment
diversion
amusement
representation
illusion
masquerade
extravaganza
spectacular
wonder
marvel
curiosity
sensation
gaze
sightseeing
wonderment
awe
astonishment
Definitions
- A visually striking performance, show, or display, especially one that is impressive or attractive
- A pair of glasses for correcting or assisting vision
- An event or situation that attracts attention, interest or notice, often because it is unusual or dramatic
Usage Examples
- The city hosts an annual firework spectacle that is a spectacle in the night sky
- She needed to wear spectacle to correct her eyesight
- The accident was a spectacle that attracted a large crowd of onlookers
Antonyms
inconspicuousness
obscurity
unobtrusiveness
lackluster
dullness
unremarkable
unnoticeable
invisiblity
secrecy
inconsequence
insignificance
neglect
disregard
disinterest
disengagement
inattention
oversight
inobservance
inconspicuous