Similar words: spectator, spectacle, spectacles, spectacled, respectable, respectably, spectacular, bespectacled. Meaning: v. be a spectator in a sports event.
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(1) They came to spectate at weddings and funerals.
(2) These authors see the spectating of sporting events as functional for society.
(3) This records only a small fraction of the sport-related expenditure associated with spectating at sports events.
(4) The efficiency arguments used to justify government intervention in sports markets are applicable to participation, not to spectating.
(5) Up in the Milburn Stand, sampling his first taste of football spectating, eight-year-old Turnbull Junior wasn't very impressed either.
(6) I cannot believe that anyone should want to spectate the ordinariness of my existence, for I certainly have no wish to spectate anyone else's.
(7) And as soon as his own net duties were over on Tuesday and yesterday, Ian made the short trip to Derby to spectate.
(8) It all takes place in Mexican bandit country so remote and lawless that no-one goes to spectate.
(9) To improve the interface and tool set by which individuals and media entities are able to spectate and broadcast Counter-Strike.
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