Meaning & Definition of word "Spectacularly"

Spectacularly

/spɛkˈtæk.jə.lər.li/

1. In a way that is spectacular; in a strikingly impressive manner.
- Example: The fireworks display ended spectacularly, lighting up the entire night sky.
2. In an extraordinary or notable way.
- Example: She performed spectacularly in the talent show, earning a standing ovation.
3. In a manner that attracts attention due to excellence or grandeur.
- Example: The athlete finished the race spectacularly, breaking the previous world record.
4. With dramatic flair or appearance.
- Example: The movie was spectacularly directed, making it a visual feast for the audience.
5. In a way that is very impressive or remarkable.
- Example: 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.

Meaning: To do something really well or impressively.

● Example Sentence: He just spectacularly showed off his skills in that game.

Meaning: To fail in an eye-catching way.

● Example Sentence: She spectacularly bombed her presentation.