panoply

  • 21panoply — pan·o·ply || pænÉ™plɪ n. complete suit of armor, protective body suit …

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  • 22panoply — [ panəpli] noun 1》 a complete or impressive collection or display of something. 2》 historical or literary a complete set of arms or suit of armour. Derivatives panoplied adjective Origin C16: from Fr. panoplie or mod. L. panoplia full armour ,… …

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  • 23panoply — n. Armor (complete), suit of armor …

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  • 24panoply — n suit of mail or armor, coat of mail or armor, covering, envelopment; attire, garb, dress, array; ornamentation, decoration, adornment; display, parade, show …

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  • 25panoply — pan·o·ply …

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  • 26panoply — UK [ˈpænəplɪ] / US noun [singular] formal a large and impressive range of things …

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  • 27panoply — pan•o•ply [[t]ˈpæn ə pli[/t]] n. pl. plies 1) cvb a wide ranging and impressive array or display 2) cvb a complete suit of armor • Etymology: 1570–80; < Gk panoplía full complement of arms and armor =pan pan +(h) ópl(a) arms, armor (cf.… …

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  • 28panoply —   n. complete and splendid array; full suit of armour …

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  • 29panoply — n. (pl. ies) 1 a complete or splendid array. 2 a complete suit of armour. Derivatives: panoplied adj. Etymology: F panoplie or mod.L panoplia full armour f. Gk (as PAN , oplia f. hopla arms) …

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  • 30Dendra panoply — The armour from Dendra The Dendra panoply or Dendra armour is an example of Mycenean era full body armour ( panoply ) made of bronze plates uncovered in the village of Dendra in the Argolid, Greece. Contents 1 …

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