trove
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7.0
- noun
- /troʊv/
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tesoro
- It has also revealed a treasure trove of secrets about London's history.
- a treasure trove
- a trove of information
- a trove of evidence
We pull off and this guy was a treasure trove, Treasure trove of Intel.
- We pull off and this guy was a treasure trove, Treasure trove of Intel.
- But you may be referring to this recent cache of letters, the trove.
- And, and you know, Chelsea Manning was able to to thus, like share a giant trove of, of classified secrets with WikiLeaks.
- I managed to record their oral histories and examine troves of historical documents that many had stored in their homes.
- There's a candidate generation step, which is just like of our vast trove of stuff that you might want to see, what small subset should we pick for you?
- And I heard your website is just a treasure trove of information.
- I mean, this is a treasure trove of porn.
- As you just heard, he is a treasure trove of actionable, clear information.
- I mean, you are a treasure trove of knowledge.
- My God, you're a treasure trove of of like the first generation of Hollywood stars.
- I'm sure you already subscribed to the idea that YouTube is an unlimited treasure trove of knowledge.
- They may even see that the relationship doesn't look healthy and yet you are pitching it as a treasure trove of good memories.
Examples
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His collection is a treasure trove for research and public education.
Academic text (1990) -
The old trunk in the attic was a real trove of antiques and family mementos.
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And I heard your website is just a treasure trove of information.
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I mean, you are a treasure trove of knowledge.
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And it really is a treasure trove of information, some of which we're going to have later on.
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It's a treasure trove of films of major historical importance not just for New Zealand but worldwide.
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There is a vast treasure trove of topics and information out there.
Academic text (1999) -
The citation data provide a treasure trove of quantitative information.
Academic text (2006) -
This is all amazing, intriguing content because Brilliant is a treasure trove of courses and quizzes and all sorts of stuff just like this.
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After years of research, the scientist published a trove of valuable data on climate change.
Synonyms
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1.1
Valuable items like gold or jewels that people keep
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4.8
A group of many valuable or interesting items found unexpectedly
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3.6
Valuable things hidden underground, like gold or jewels
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4.8
A secret collection of money or valuable things hidden for later use
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3.9
Valuable things like money or jewels that were hidden long ago
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3.5
Valuable things that someone keeps out of sight so others cannot find them easily
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Etymology
The word trove is short for the phrase treasure trove, which comes from an old expression meaning 'found treasure'. So a trove is a collection of valuable things you discover.