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panoply
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panoply
(noun)
panoply
/
ˈ
pænəpli/
noun
plural
panoplies
panoply
/
ˈ
pænəpli/
noun
plural
panoplies
Britannica Dictionary definition of PANOPLY
[
count
]
formal
:
a group or collection that is impressive because it is so big or because it includes so many different kinds of people or things
—
usually singular
A
panoply
of drugs [=a wide array of drugs] is now available to treat depression.
the full
panoply
of American literature
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