mart

[mɑːt]

mart Definition

• 1. a market or trading center for a particular commodity
• 2. a large store selling a variety of goods

Using mart: Examples

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

• Example

  The town has a fish mart every Saturday.

• Example

  The new shopping mall is a huge mart with everything you need.

• Example

  The antique mart is a great place to find unique items.

mart Synonyms and Antonyms

Synonyms for mart

• market
• bazaar
• fair
• emporium
• superstore

Phrases with mart

• flea mart

  a market where secondhand goods are sold, especially clothes and antiques

  Example

  She found a beautiful vintage dress at the flea mart.

• discount mart

  a store that sells goods at lower prices than usual

  Example

  I always buy my groceries at the discount mart to save money.

• farmer's mart

  a market where farmers sell their produce directly to consumers

  Example

  The farmer's mart is a great place to buy fresh fruits and vegetables.

Origins of mart

from Middle English 'marte', meaning 'market'

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Summary: mart in Brief

The term 'mart' [mɑːt] refers to a market or trading center for a specific commodity, or a large store selling a variety of goods. It can be used in phrases like 'fish mart,' 'antique mart,' and 'farmer's mart,' which denote markets for specific products. 'Mart' can also refer to large stores like 'discount mart.'