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Term: Paegent

Description:

Paegent is a noun that refers to a public spectacle or an elaborate, colorful event often involving a procession, performances, or a beauty contest. It can also be used as a verb to describe the act of organizing or participating in such an event.

Senses:

1. Noun: Public Spectacle

In this sense, a paegent is a grand, visually striking event that captivates the attention and awe of the audience. It may include parades, theatrical performances, or displays of cultural or artistic significance.

Example Sentence: The city's summer paegent drew thousands of spectators, who marveled at the vibrant floats and intricate costumes.

2. Noun: Beauty Contest

When referred to as a beauty contest, a paegent involves individuals competing against each other based on physical appearance, talent, and personality traits.

Example Sentence: She won the local beauty paegent and was crowned Miss Sunshine, opening doors to a career in the entertainment industry.

3. Verb: Organizing or Participating

As a verb, to paegent means to organize or participate in a public spectacle or a beauty contest.

Example Sentence (Organizing): The committee worked tirelessly to paegent an unforgettable New Year's parade, complete with marching bands and acrobats.

Example Sentence (Participating): The young girl eagerly practiced her dance routine as she prepared to paegent in the talent show.

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