pyrotechnic
pyrotechnic Lexical Profile
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• adjective
Relating to fireworks, their manufacture, or the design and operation of combustible materials that produce light, heat, smoke, or sound.
"The stadium hired a certified pyrotechnic crew to manage the celebratory effects after the championship game."
Brilliant, dazzling, or virtuosic in performance or style, resembling a display of fireworks.
"The soloist delivered a pyrotechnic piano performance that brought the audience to its feet."
• noun
A firework or similar chemical device designed to produce an impressive display of light, sparks, smoke, or sound (most commonly used in the plural).
"Stage technicians tested each pyrotechnic carefully before the concert tour began."
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Word Origin & Etymology
Borrowed in the early 18th century from French 'pyrotechnique', formed from Ancient Greek 'pyr' (fire) and 'techne' (art, skill, or craft).
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