Pantheon

usgb/ˈpænθiɑːn/
noun

A group of famous or important people all related to a particular field or activity.

Her novel became so popular that she was soon included in the pantheon of great American writers.
Visual representation of "pantheon" - A group of famous or important people all related to a particular field or activity.

Often appears as...

  • pantheon of gods
  • pantheon of heroes
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Metaphoric Usage

Used to signify a revered group within a certain field, often informally.

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He is now part of the pantheon of jazz legends.
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Cultural Reference

May imply contributors to a domain have eternal or lasting influence.

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Her theories joined the pantheon of foundational scientific concepts.
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Esteemed Acknowledgment

Using 'pantheon' indicates high respect for individuals' achievements.

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The Nobel laureates formed a pantheon of modern scholars.
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