Extravaganza

/ɛkˌstrævəˈɡænzə/

Meaning & Definition

noun

An elaborate or spectacular entertainment or display.

The annual music festival turned into a grand extravaganza with performances from top artists.

A lavish or showy event featuring a variety of performances and activities.

The wedding was an extravaganza, complete with fireworks and a full orchestra.

A spectacle or display characterized by excess or extravagance.

The fashion show was an extravaganza of creativity, showcasing outfits that dazzled the audience.

A performance, event, or situation that is dramatically or ostentatiously extravagant.

The holiday party was nothing short of an extravaganza, with extravagant decorations and gourmet food.

A large and exciting event, often involving multiple elements or performances.

The circus came to town, bringing with it an extravaganza of acrobatics and animal acts.

From Latin 'extravagari', meaning 'to wander outside'.

put on an extravaganza

To arrange or stage a lavish event or celebration.

extravaganza of talent

A display of skilled performers or participants in a particular field.

an extravaganza of delight

An overwhelming or excessive source of joy or pleasure.

spectacular

Something that is visually striking or impressive.

elaborate

Involving many careful details or parts.

A big party or celebration.

We're throwing an extravaganza this weekend for her birthday!

Over-the-top display or event.

That concert turned out to be a total extravaganza with fireworks and all.