Definitions

1. noun

A group of deities or gods worshipped in ancient Greek or Roman mythology, especially the gods of Mount Olympus.

“The pantheon of ancient Greek gods was a subject of great fascination for the archaeologists.”

2. noun

A group of outstanding individuals or works of art, especially those considered the greatest or most influential.

“The pantheon of modern literature includes many authors who have shaped the way we think about storytelling.”

3. noun

A temple or shrine in ancient Greece or Rome, dedicated to many gods.

“The pantheon in Rome was an impressive architectural achievement of its time.”

4. verb

To place or rank someone or something alongside others of equal status or importance.

“The company’s new product will pantheon alongside the other leading brands in the market.”