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spectacular

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Concise Oxford English Dictionary © 2008 Oxford University Press:
spectacular/spekˈtakjələ(r)/

▶adjective

1 very impressive, striking, or dramatic.

2 strikingly large; marked.

▶noun a performance or event produced on a large scale and with striking effects.

– derivatives
spectacularly adverb.

'spectacular' also found in these Oxford entries:

acrobatics - bird of paradise - cheat - extravaganza - firework - mountain - pyrotechnic - pyrotechnics - seven - stunt - unspectacular

Forum discussions with the word(s) "spectacular" in the title:

festival thingy,clown like people doing spectacular stuff
the most spectacular sights/views/visions
The wedding was quite a spectacle//quite spectacular!
troop into the spectacular

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