trove

[trohv]

trove Definition

  • 1a collection of valuable or interesting items
  • 2a store of something that is valuable or impressive

Using trove: Examples

Take a moment to familiarize yourself with how "trove" can be used in various situations through the following examples!

  • Example

    The attic was a trove of old family photos and documents.

  • Example

    The archaeologists discovered a trove of ancient artifacts in the ruins.

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    The library has a trove of rare books and manuscripts.

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    The internet is a trove of information on any topic.

trove Synonyms and Antonyms

Synonyms for trove

Phrases with trove

  • a collection of valuable items that has been hidden or lost

    Example

    The divers found a treasure trove of gold coins from a sunken ship.

  • trove of knowledge

    a large amount of information or expertise on a particular subject

    Example

    The professor's research has led to a trove of knowledge on the history of medicine.

  • trove of memories

    a collection of personal experiences or recollections that hold sentimental value

    Example

    The photo album was a trove of memories from their childhood.

Origins of trove

from Middle English 'trof', meaning 'storage chamber'

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Summary: trove in Brief

The term 'trove' [trohv] refers to a collection of valuable or interesting items, such as old family photos or rare books. It can also denote a store of something impressive, like a trove of knowledge on a particular subject. Phrases like 'treasure trove' and 'trove of memories' add depth to the concept of a trove.

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