Spectacular describes something that is very impressive, exciting, or dramatic to see. It often suggests a big visual impact.
From Late Latin *spectacularis* “of shows,” from Latin *spectaculum* “a show,” from *spectare* “to look at.” It originally related to staged performances.
Something spectacular doesn’t just happen; it demands to be looked at. The word carries the idea of life turning into a show, with you as the amazed audience.
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