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What does a frightening spectacle means?

"Frightening spectacle" means something that is both visually impressive and terrifying. It's a combination of:

* Spectacle: A public display or performance that is intended to be impressive and awe-inspiring.

* Frightening: Causing fear or alarm.

Therefore, a frightening spectacle would be something that both draws your attention with its grandeur or unusualness, but also makes you feel afraid or uneasy.

Here are some examples:

* A massive storm with lightning flashing across the sky. The natural display is awe-inspiring, but the power and unpredictability of the storm can be frightening.

* A large, menacing animal. The animal's size and physical presence can be both captivating and scary.

* A horrific accident or disaster. The scale and destruction of the event can be visually shocking and terrifying.

The key is that the "frightening spectacle" combines these two aspects:

* The visual impact of the event itself (the spectacle)

* The emotional response of fear or unease (the frightening aspect).

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