Panoply
/ˈpænəpli/
Meaning & Definition
noun
A complete or impressive collection of things.
The museum showcased a panoply of artifacts from ancient civilizations.
A magnificent or impressive array.
She wore a panoply of jewelry that caught everyone's attention at the gala.
A protective covering or display, often referring to armor or equipment.
The knight donned his panoply before stepping into battle.
An elaborate or splendid display.
The city's festival featured a panoply of colorful floats and performances.
Etymology
From Greek 'panoplia', meaning 'full armor' or 'complete set of arms'.
Common Phrases and Expressions
panoply of choices
A wide range of options available.
panoply of colors
A vibrant and diverse selection of colors.
panoply of features
An extensive set of functionalities or characteristics.
Related Words
armor
Protective gear worn in combat.
display
To show something publicly.
collection
A group of objects gathered together.
Slang Meanings
A flashy or extravagant show.
That party was a real panoply, with lights and performances everywhere.
A comprehensive or overwhelming array of options or features.
The new tech store has a panoply of gadgets that blew my mind.