panoply
noun
a wide-ranging and impressive array or display.
panoplied
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a word derived from
panoply.
Example Sentences
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In a bucolic splendor of greenery, the Festival Theater of Stratford, Ont., salutes the eye like the panoplied summer court of a king.
From Time Magazine Archive
Resplendently panoplied, Tito strode into the Parliament building and marched to the elevator.
From Time Magazine Archive
Against both she played the panoplied, privileged world of the Indian princes and the martial nations of the Sikhs and Gurkhas.
From Time Magazine Archive
The Philadelphia Inquirer was dazzled by "the overwhelming power and grandeur of the music and the miracle of proud and panoplied art being brought in full glory into one's own home."
From Time Magazine Archive
Is it my mailed body, or panoplied steed?—or fear ye that my blood is base enough to rust your swords?
From Wilson's Tales of the Borders and of Scotland, Volume III by Various
