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• n  a complete and impressive array

• A lot more Napoleonic panoply than "African authenticity " It was an extravaganza that few of the 3,500 guests from 43 nations would ever forgetor forgive.
• The iconic trench coat, first designed in 1901 by Thomas Burberry as an army officer's raincoat, today comes in a panoply of styles, colors and prints, including this season's .
• It also required William Levitt, who first applied a full panoply of assembly-line techniques to housing construction.

News & Articles

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• Word of the day for Thursday, June 13, 2013
  panoply pano.ply pan pl Definition: (n) A full set of armor; any complete or magnificent covering or array.
  June 13, 2013 - Amarillo Globe-News

Quotes

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• Kenneth Starr in International Herald Tribune
  Starr said that gay couples still enjoy the full "panoply of rights" of domestic partners.
• Seth Jones in International Herald Tribune
  It certainly is disturbing that US casualty figures, though they are low in general, are increasing,Jones said. "But I think the most significant concern is the growth that is affecting Afghans, the whole panoply of raids, IEDs, suicide...
• Robert Gates in Sydney Morning Herald
  To be successful, the entirety of the NATO alliance, the European Union, NGOs and other groups - the full panoply of military and civilian elements - must better integrate and co-ordinate with one another and also with the Afghan government,...