Pyrotechnic: meaning, definitions and examples
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pyrotechnic
[ ˌpaɪrəˈtɛknɪk ]
fireworks display
relating to or involving the use of fireworks
Synonyms
explosive, firework-related, flamboyant.
Which Synonym Should You Choose?
Word | Description / Examples |
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pyrotechnic |
Duplicate of the first entry; refer to the first description for context and examples. |
firework-related |
Describes anything specifically associated with fireworks, usually in a straightforward, non-technical way.
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explosive |
Refers to substances or situations that can cause explosions. It can also describe something very sudden and dramatic, sometimes with negative connotations.
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flamboyant |
Describes someone or something that is very colorful, lively, and attention-grabbing, often with a sense of being over-the-top.
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Examples of usage
- The pyrotechnic show was the highlight of the event.
- The pyrotechnic industry is regulated for safety purposes.
entertainment industry
a person skilled in the use of fireworks
Synonyms
explosives specialist, fireworks artist, fireworks technician.
Which Synonym Should You Choose?
Word | Description / Examples |
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pyrotechnic |
This word can describe anything related to fireworks or the science of fireworks. It applies to both the art and technical aspects of creating fireworks displays.
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fireworks technician |
This term refers to a professional who is responsible for the technical aspects of setting up and safely igniting fireworks. It highlights the operational and safety-focused part of the job.
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fireworks artist |
This phrase is often used to describe someone who creates artistic and visually stunning fireworks displays. It focuses on the creative and aesthetic aspects of fireworks.
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explosives specialist |
This term is used for professionals who handle, design, and dismantle explosives. It is usually associated with dangerous and highly technical work in fields like mining, military, and demolition.
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Examples of usage
- The pyrotechnic set designer created a stunning visual display.
- The pyrotechnic expert ensured the fireworks show went off without a hitch.
Translations
Translations of the word "pyrotechnic" in other languages:
🇵🇹 pirotécnico
🇮🇳 आतिशबाज़ी
🇩🇪 pyrotechnisch
🇮🇩 piroteknik
🇺🇦 піротехнічний
🇵🇱 pirotechniczny
🇯🇵 花火
🇫🇷 pyrotechnique
🇪🇸 pirotécnico
🇹🇷 piroteknik
🇰🇷 불꽃놀이
🇸🇦 الألعاب النارية
🇨🇿 pyrotechnický
🇸🇰 pyrotechnický
🇨🇳 烟火
🇸🇮 pirotehnični
🇮🇸 flaugavörur
🇰🇿 пиротехникалық
🇬🇪 პიროტექნიკა
🇦🇿 piroteknik
🇲🇽 pirotécnico
Etymology
The word 'pyrotechnic' originated from the Greek words 'pyr' meaning fire and 'tekhnikos' meaning skilled. Initially used to describe the art of making fireworks, it later evolved to encompass various aspects of fireworks displays, special effects, and entertainment industry. Pyrotechnics have been an integral part of celebrations and events, captivating audiences with their dazzling displays of light and color.
See also: pyrogenation, pyrolysis, pyromaniac, pyromaniacal, pyrotechnics, pyrotechny.
Word Frequency Rank
This word's position of #30,867 indicates it's among the more rare English words. While understanding it broadens your vocabulary, focus on more common words first.
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