Opening and Spectacle

Opening

Opening noun - A favorable combination of circumstances, time, and place.

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Spectacle and opening are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Spectacle" instead a noun "Opening".

Nearby Words: open, openness, opened, opener

Spectacle noun - An elaborate, visually exciting show or event.

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Opening and spectacle are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Opening" instead a noun "Spectacle".

complete	complete opening	complete spectacle
actual	actual opening	actual spectacle
entire	entire opening	entire spectacle
real	real opening	real spectacle
Other adjectives: massive, big, great, huge, beautiful, grand, possible, next, biggest.

It was replaced with a much more complicated opening in the revival, in order to give a little more spectacle.

Source: Cut Song
Spartacus. In the opening fight that triggers the revolt, the upper-class Roman women for whom the spectacle has been put on order that both gladiators fight in loin cloths.

Source: Loin Cloth
The whole show is drenched in Spectacle, of course; fireworks go off in the opening sequence and smoke effects will be used.

Source: Theatre / Michael Jackson ONE

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