Preposition: at

• night: These look particularly spectacular at night, as the cubes are positioned over a large expanse of water.

Adjective complement with noun phrase

• do: Season 1 Monk An amiable series that doesn't really do anything spectacular but makes for some pleasant sunday evening watching.

• make: All retailers in Penzance are urged to help make this event really spectacular.

Modifies a noun

• scenery: To the left is the view we get most days of the spectacular mountain scenery.

• view: Repton's spectacular views of the lake from the house will also be restored.

• sunset: Spend the day at Sandals Negril then watch the spectacular sunset from the Rick's Cafe in the West End.

• coastline: A range of varied walks can be taken along spectacular coastlines in the immediate vicinity.

• waterfall: Within the grounds there is a river gorge with its own spectacular waterfalls.

• cliff: The fabulous sandy beaches, with spectacular sandstone cliffs to the west, cover the length of the Algarve.

Modifying Another Word

• truly: Home to some truly spectacular peaks, they are renowned throughout Europe to the climbing fraternity.

• visually: Adaptability and flexibility are key to these visually spectacular titles.

• equally: The expedition visits two distinct and equally spectacular regions of Bulgaria.

• quite: To prioritize the feelings of the guinea pigs is to assert a quite spectacular failure of the human imagination.

• pretty: Flying across London on the way to Heathrow is pretty spectacular.

• utterly: And as he was anticipating, when he finally slogged his way to the end of the climb, the views were utterly spectacular.

Infinitive complement

• watch: Tornadoes are spectacular to watch, but their destructive power is immense.

Used with adjective complement

• look: Due to the lovely warm weather we have been enjoying, they are looking spectacular.

• describe: The Java Sparrow, in my opinion, can only be described as spectacular.

• provide: It aims to produce theater with the power to transform a child's understanding of the world around them and provide spectacular learning opportunities.

Preposition: in

• world: The views are among some of the most spectacular in the world.