Noun:

பார்க்கிறவன், காண்போன்,

spectator's Usage Examples:

They are mostly gregarious, and the agility and grace of their movements in the water are themes of admiration to the spectators when a "school of porpoises" is playing round the bows of a vessel at sea.

The military rashly interfered, and several innocent spectators were shot.

He was a spectator rather than an actor on the stage of the world.

astonish spectators with freestyle routines.

In January 1647 he was committed to the Tower for accusations against Cromwell, but was again set at liberty in time to become a disappointed spectator of the failure of the "Levellers" or ultrademocratic party in the army at the Ware rendezvous in the following November.

For her a new temple was built, and a college of priests (Bellonarii) instituted to conduct her fanatical rites, the prominent feature of which was to lacerate themselves and sprinkle the blood on the spectators (Tibullus i.

In that garb he'd make a better spectator than anything else.

In the hands of a show pilot this model will fly smooth pattern style aerobatics with ease ' astonish spectators with freestyle routines.

"The seats, rising in tiers, as in a theatre, accommodated about 44,000 spectators; the arena was 670 ft.

Of the seats occupied by the spectators, only the lower tiers remain.

Colorful fish dart in and out, while sharks and stingrays float placidly by spectators.

Synonyms:

Peeping Tom, peeper, gawker, starer, ogler, percipient, witness, cheerer, observer, watcher, beholder, motion-picture fan, spy, onlooker, perceiver, looker-on, theatergoer, moviegoer, bystander, rubbernecker, eyewitness, looker, playgoer, rubberneck, viewer, theatregoer, browser, voyeur,

Antonyms:

lower, undiscerning,