1. of, relating to, or characteristic of a spectator or spectators
Usage: formal

Examples

• The spectatorial experience at the theater was enhanced by the intimate seating arrangement.
• His spectatorial role in the meeting meant he could observe but not vote.
• The museum designed spectatorial spaces that encouraged quiet contemplation.
• She preferred a spectatorial approach to sports rather than active participation.
• The spectatorial nature of television viewing has changed with interactive media.
• Critics argued that modern democracy had become too spectatorial and passive.