spectacular in Greek
spectacular in Greek is θεαματικός — spectacular means extremely impressive or striking to watch.
spectacular in Greek
θεαματικός
Pronounced: theamatikos
Amazing or worthy of special notice.
What does "spectacular" mean?
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adj Extremely impressive or striking to watch.
"The sunset over the sea was truly spectacular tonight."
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noun A large, impressive show or event.
"The circus staged a summer spectacular with acrobats, lights and music."
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spectacular in a sentence
- The sunset over the sea was truly spectacular tonight.
- The fireworks display was absolutely spectacular.
- The circus staged a summer spectacular with acrobats, lights and music.
- Critics called the opening ceremony a dazzling spectacular.
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What is "spectacular" in Greek?
"spectacular" in Greek is θεαματικός. spectacular means: Extremely impressive or striking to watch.
How do you pronounce θεαματικός?
"spectacular" in Greek is θεαματικός, pronounced "theamatikos".
How do you use "spectacular" in a sentence?
Example: "The sunset over the sea was truly spectacular tonight." In Greek, "spectacular" is θεαματικός.
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