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blazes A fire that is burning with intense heat and light.  ■ "The fireworks show was a spectacular display of colors, but the flames were blazing so brightly that it was almost too much to look at!"

combusted To have exploded or caught fire in a spectacular manner.  ■ "I accidentally combusted my hair while cooking breakfast this morning."

Downfall The sudden and spectacular collapse of a person, organization, or institution, often accompanied by great misfortune or ruin.  ■ "The downfall of the empire was swift and brutal, leaving only ruins in its wake."

Explode To burst apart into a large number of pieces, often making loud noises and causing destruction.  ■ "The fireworks exploded in a spectacular display of colors and sounds.

Finale A spectacular and thrilling conclusion to a performance or event.  ■ After weeks of rehearsals, the band's finale was finally here. The audience couldn't wait to see what they had in store for them.

firecrackers A collection of loud, explosive noises that are often used to signal the beginning of a celebration or holiday.  ■ "The fireworks display was spectacular, but nothing could compare to the sound of those firecrackers going off!"

Flare A sudden, bright burst of light or flame, often accompanied by a loud noise.  ■ The fireworks show ended with a spectacular flare that lit up the entire sky.

stage To make a dramatic or impressive display.  ■ "He really knows how to stage a spectacular birthday party. It was the talk of the town!"

torpedoed To fail miserably or completely, often in a spectacular fashion.  ■ "My team's football game was torpedoed when the star player got injured and we lost by 30 points."

Orchestra An ensemble of musicians who play instruments and sing together.  ■ When the orchestra played "Bohemian Rhapsody", the audience was left speechless. <definition></?><en>A large group of people, especially musicians, gathered together to create music.</en><example><en>"The orchestra of dancers performed a spectacular routine at the annual ballroom competition."</en></example><definitions><definition><en>A person who loves music and enjoys attending concerts.</en><example><en>"John is such an orchestra fanatic; he went to 20 shows last year alone!"</en></example></definitions>