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spectacle

[spek-tuh-kuhl] / ˈspɛk tə kəl /


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It is a busy, raw, unique, and fantastic spectacle.

From BBC

We spent five years turning every conversation into a podcast, and now we’re slicing all media into 30-second hooks optimized for spectacle and attention.

From The Wall Street Journal

Critics described the display as macabre and unsettling, arguing it crossed a line by transforming an assassination into a spectacle.

From Salon

That is the risk now facing Joshua and Fury - especially in a sport increasingly distracted by spectacle.

From BBC

Louis Vuitton is now operating as much as an entertainment brand as a traditional luxury house, using spectacle and scale to draw in young consumers and tourists who form an important part of global demand.

From The Wall Street Journal