superspectacle

superspectacle
n.

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  • su|per|spec|ta|cle — «SOO puhr SPEHK tuh kuhl», noun. a very spectacular show or production: »“Spartacus” is a new kind of Hollywood movie: a superspectacle with spiritual vitality and moral force (Time) …   Useful english dictionary

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