Spectacularly

/spɛkˈtæk.jə.lər.li/

Meaning & Definition

adverb

In a way that is spectacular; in a strikingly impressive manner.

The fireworks display ended spectacularly, lighting up the entire night sky.

In an extraordinary or notable way.

She performed spectacularly in the talent show, earning a standing ovation.

In a manner that attracts attention due to excellence or grandeur.

The athlete finished the race spectacularly, breaking the previous world record.

With dramatic flair or appearance.

The movie was spectacularly directed, making it a visual feast for the audience.

In a way that is very impressive or remarkable.

The landscape transformed spectacularly during the sunset, showcasing vibrant colors.

Derived from the word 'spectacular,' from Latin 'spectaculum' meaning 'a sight or show.'

go out with a bang

To leave or end something in a spectacular way.

steal the show

To attract the most attention in a performance or event, often spectacularly.

spectacular

Relating to something impressive or dramatic.

spectacle

A visually striking performance or display.

To do something really well or impressively.

He just spectacularly showed off his skills in that game.

To fail in an eye-catching way.

She spectacularly bombed her presentation.