pandora

/pænˈdɔrə/

Definitions

1. noun

A woman in Greek mythology who opened a box containing all the evils of the world, releasing them into the world.

“The myth of Pandora has been used to explain the origin of evil in the world.”

2. noun

A system or container that holds a large amount of information, data, or evil, and is often opened or released, bringing about significant consequences.

“The company’s new data storage system is like a digital Pandora, releasing sensitive information to the public.”

3. proper noun

Pandora, the satellite of Saturn, known for its complex ring system.

“The spacecraft traveled through the rings of Pandora, a fascinating sight to behold.”

4. noun

A box or container with a secret compartment, often used for hiding or storing items.

“The antique shop had a beautiful Pandora box on display, with intricate carvings and engravings.”

Synonyms

  • box
  • container
  • system

Antonyms

  • paradise
  • utopia