Definition of «trove»

Trove is a noun that refers to a collection or store of something. It can also mean a rich discovery, especially when referring to finding information on the internet through search engines. In its verb form, trove means to discover or find something valuable after searching for it.

Usage examples

I discovered a trove of old family photographs in the attic.
The archaeologists uncovered a trove of ancient artifacts in the buried city.
The bookshop has a trove of rare and valuable first editions.
The internet is a trove of information on any topic you can think of.
The detective found a trove of evidence that led to the conviction of the criminal.
The treasure hunter stumbled upon a trove of gold coins hidden deep in the cave.
The museum holds a trove of artworks by famous artists.
The teacher provided her students with a trove of resources to aid in their research.
The antique store owner discovered a trove of antique jewelry in an old trunk.
The government released a trove of classified documents detailing past operations.

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Sentences with «trove»

It is losing credibility, users, and a potential treasure trove of data. (slashgear.com)
The Internet is a potential treasure trove of information. (massachusettsinjurylawyerblog.com)
I've been following it for years, and it's a real treasure trove for writers, maybe even worth more than gold. (jamigold.com)
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Definition of «trove»

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Phrases with «trove»

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