1. a group of seven brilliant or talented people, especially writers or artists
Usage: literary
2. any brilliant cluster or group of people or things
Usage: literary

Examples

• The Romantic poets formed a pleiad of literary genius.
• A pleiad of scientists gathered to discuss the breakthrough.
• The university attracted a pleiad of distinguished professors.
• The art exhibition featured a pleiad of masterworks.
• Critics called them a pleiad of innovative filmmakers.
• The conference brought together a pleiad of experts in the field.