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What does the word spectacles mean?

The word "spectacles" has two main meanings:

1. Eyeglasses: This is the most common meaning. Spectacles refer to a pair of lenses mounted in a frame, worn on the face to improve eyesight.

2. Public Shows or Events: This meaning is less common but still valid. Spectacles refer to something that is designed to impress or entertain a large audience.

Here are some examples:

* Eyeglasses: "My grandmother always wore her spectacles perched on her nose."

* Public Shows: "The circus was a spectacle of acrobatics and animal displays."

The meaning of "spectacles" will be determined by the context in which it is used.

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