panoply

The word “panoply” has 3 syllables: pan-o-ply

It's pronounced as /ˈpænəpli/


What is synonym and antonym for panoply?

In the thesaurus, “panoply” has 84 synonyms and 10 antonyms.

Here are synonyms and antonyms for panoply along with examples of usage in sentences.


Synonyms for panoply

  • act
  • affectation
  • armor
  • arrangement
  • array
  • arrayal
  • backing
  • bark
  • blaze
  • bravura
  • capsule
  • carapace
  • cartridge
  • case
  • casette
  • casing
  • cassette
  • coating
  • cocoon
  • cover
  • covering
  • coverture
  • crust
  • cuticle
  • dash
  • demonstration
  • encasement
  • envelope
  • example
  • exhibit
  • exhibition
  • exoskeleton
  • expo
  • exposition
  • exposure
  • facing
  • fanfare
  • flourish
  • for show
  • frame-up
  • frippery
  • front
  • grandstand play
  • hide
  • house
  • housing
  • hull
  • husk
  • jacket
  • layout
  • mail
  • manifestation
  • ostentation
  • ostentatiousness
  • package
  • pageant
  • panorama
  • parade
  • pedantry
  • plate
  • plating
  • pod
  • pomp
  • presentation
  • pretension
  • pretentiousness
  • revelation
  • sample
  • scheme
  • sheath
  • shell
  • shield
  • shine
  • show
  • showboat
  • skin
  • spectacle
  • splash
  • splendor
  • splurge
  • spread
  • unfolding
  • vanity
  • wrapper

Antonyms for panoply

  • concealment
  • cover
  • dullness
  • hiding
  • modesty
  • ordinariness
  • plainness
  • quiet
  • simplicity
  • truth

Meanings of panoply

  • noun
    1. A splendid display of something.
    2. (by extension) A collection or display of weaponry.
    3. Ceremonial garments, complete with all accessories.
    4. A complete set of armour.
    5. (by extension) Something that covers and protects.
    6. (by extension) A broad or full range or complete set.
  • verb
    1. To fit out in a suit of armour.
    2. To array or bedeck.

Example Sentences

  • The museum exhibited a captivating panoply of ancient artifacts, ranging from pottery to weaponry.
  • As the parade passed by, spectators were treated to a dazzling panoply of colorful floats and marching bands.
  • The royal procession was accompanied by a magnificent panoply of trumpets and drums.
  • The conference featured a diverse panoply of speakers, each offering unique insights into the topic.
  • In her garden, she cultivated a rich panoply of flowers, creating a vibrant tapestry of colors.

On this page you'll find 94 synonyms, antonyms, or another words to panoply, such as: act, affectation, armor, arrangement, array, arrayal, backing.

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Related Words

garments

accoutrements

jacket

  • accouter
  • accoutre
  • apparel
  • armor
  • array
  • attire
  • backing
  • bark
  • bedeck
  • bedight
  • caparison
  • capsule
  • carapace
  • cartridge
  • case
  • casette
  • casing
  • cassette
  • cloak
  • clothe
  • coat
  • coating
  • cocoon
  • costume
  • cover
  • covering
  • coverture
  • crust
  • cuticle
  • do up
  • drape
  • dress
  • dress down
  • dress up
  • encasement
  • enrobe
  • enswathe
  • envelope
  • equip
  • facing
  • fleece
  • folder
  • frock
  • fur
  • furnish
  • garb
  • garment
  • get up
  • gown
  • habilitate
  • habit
  • hair
  • hap
  • hide
  • house
  • housing
  • huddle
  • hull
  • husk
  • invest
  • leather
  • mail
  • mantle
  • outfit
  • package
  • panoply
  • parka
  • pelage
  • pelt
  • pile
  • plate
  • plating
  • pod
  • robe
  • sheath
  • shell
  • shield
  • skin
  • suit
  • swaddle
  • swathe
  • tailor
  • threads
  • toilet
  • tunic
  • undercoat
  • underdress
  • underfur
  • uniform
  • vest
  • vesture
  • wool
  • wrap
  • wrapper
  • wrapping

vaunting

  • affectation
  • amour-propre
  • array
  • arrogance
  • arrogant
  • assurance
  • autocade
  • big
  • big-headed
  • blowing
  • blowing smoke
  • blustering
  • boast
  • boastfulness
  • boasting
  • bombastic
  • brag
  • braggadocio
  • bragging
  • brandishing
  • bravado
  • bulling
  • cavalcade
  • ceremony
  • cocky
  • column
  • conceit
  • conceited
  • conceitedness
  • crowing
  • demonstration
  • display
  • displaying
  • ego
  • egocentricity
  • egocentrism
  • egoism
  • egomania
  • egotism
  • egotistic
  • egotistical
  • exhibiting
  • exhibition
  • exposing
  • exultant
  • exulting
  • false front
  • fanfare
  • flamboyance
  • flash
  • flaunting
  • flourish
  • full of hot air
  • fuss
  • garishness
  • gasconade
  • gasconading
  • glorifying
  • glorying
  • grandstand play
  • gushing
  • haranguing
  • haughtiness
  • highfalutin
  • hot stuff
  • insolence
  • know-it-all
  • line
  • loudmouth
  • magnificence
  • magnifying
  • march
  • maximizing
  • megalomania
  • narcissism
  • on ego trip
  • ostentation
  • overconfidence
  • pageant
  • pageantry
  • panoply
  • parade
  • parading
  • pomp
  • pomposity
  • pompous
  • pompousness
  • preoccupation with self
  • presumption
  • pretending
  • pretension
  • pretentious
  • pretentiousness
  • pride
  • priding
  • procession
  • puffed-up
  • puffing
  • put on
  • rejoicing
  • review
  • ritual
  • self-absorption
  • self-admiration
  • self-aggrandizing
  • self-applauding
  • self-centeredness
  • self-confidence
  • self-importance
  • self-interest
  • self-involvement
  • self-love
  • self-possession
  • self-regard
  • self-worship
  • selfishness
  • shine
  • show
  • showiness
  • showing off
  • smart-alecky
  • snooty
  • spectacle
  • splendor
  • splurge
  • strutting
  • stuck-up
  • superiority
  • swagger
  • swaggering
  • swank
  • swanky
  • swellheadedness
  • swollen-headed
  • train
  • vainglorious
  • vainglory
  • vainness
  • vanity
  • vaporing
  • vaunt
  • windbag
  • window-dressing

vesture


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