pantheon
/ˈpænθiˌɑn/
noun
- All the gods of a particular culture or religion, considered as a group.
- Each culture has its own pantheon of deities that explain the natural world.
- Students studied the Egyptian pantheon of gods and goddesses.
- The ancient Greek pantheon included Zeus, Hera, and Athena.
- A group of people who are considered the most famous, respected, or important in a particular field.
- The scientist's discoveries secured her a spot in the pantheon of modern physics.
- She was inducted into the pantheon of great American writers.
- Only a few athletes earn a place in the pantheon of Olympic legends.
- A temple dedicated to all the gods, or a building that serves as a memorial to famous people.
- The national pantheon honors the country's heroes and leaders.
- The Pantheon in Rome is one of the best-preserved ancient buildings.
- Tourists visited the historic pantheon to see the tombs of famous artists.