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🌟spectacular

adjective
/spɛkˈtækjələr/
spectacle Spectator
spectacular definition card — visual illustration of the meaning spectacular synonyms and antonyms card — visual word comparison spectacular collocation card — common word combinations and phrases

Meaning

very impressive, exciting, or dramatic in appearance or effect
very impressive; beautiful in a dramatic way; remarkable
Beautiful in a dramatic and eye-catching way; very impressive.

Example Sentences

The fireworks display was absolutely spectacular.

The sunset over the mountains was absolutely spectacular.

The launch of the spacecraft was a spectacular event.

Example Expressions

spectacular success

Synonyms

impressive, magnificent, stunning, remarkable, breathtaking, amazing, extraordinary
Entry 1
impressive, magnificent, stunning, remarkable, breathtaking
Entry 2
amazing, stunning, breathtaking, magnificent
Entry 3
impressive, amazing, stunning, breathtaking, magnificent, extraordinary

Antonyms

ordinary, dull, unimpressive, plain, unremarkable, boring, mundane
Entry 1
ordinary, dull, unimpressive
Entry 2
ordinary, plain, dull, unremarkable
Entry 3
ordinary, unremarkable, dull, boring, mundane, plain

Collocations

spectacular view, spectacular performance, spectacular event, spectacular victory, spectacular success, spectacular failure
Entry 1
spectacular view, spectacular performance, spectacular event, spectacular victory
Entry 2
spectacular view, spectacular performance, spectacular success, spectacular failure

More Example Sentences

The visual effects were spectacular, but the storyline was weak.

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no longer fashionable or current; out of date

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