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Is spectacle a noun or aadjective verb?

"Spectacle" is primarily a noun.

Here's how it functions:

* Noun: A spectacle is a public display or performance, often something impressive or extraordinary.

* Example: "The fireworks display was a spectacular spectacle."

While "spectacle" can be used in other grammatical contexts, it's not typically used as an adjective or verb.

* Adjective: You might use "spectacular" as an adjective meaning impressive or magnificent.

* Example: "The view from the mountaintop was spectacular."

* Verb: There's no common verb form of "spectacle."

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