trove|troves in English

noun

[trəʊv]

collection of objects, aggregation of items; sum of money or collection of valuable items of unknown ownership that may be legally kept by the finde

Use "trove|troves" in a sentence

1. Melting Alpine glaciers yield Archaeologic troves, but clock ticking

2. A Treasure Trove of Papyrus Manuscripts

3. The center housed a priceless treasure trove.

4. WikiLeaks had released a trove of diplomatic cables,

5. He assembled a rich trove of Chinese porcelain.

6. This trove was hidden in the 120s.

7. Language can be a treasure trove of Tibetan vocabulary.

8. Her book was a treasure trove of new ideas.

9. The gallery is a treasure trove of medieval art.

10. Windsor Castle is quite literally an antique treasure trove.

11. Yeah, a virtual treasure trove of new artifacts.

12. He made another discovery of treasure - trove in the library.

13. This Islington shop is a treasure trove of beautiful bridalwear.

14. The dictionary is a vast treasure trove of information.

15. The society's archives are a treasure trove for scholars.

16. The arboretum is a world treasure trove of botanical resources.

17. Angkor is a treasure trove of history, culture and art.

18. Jiuzhaigou county, the collection of extensive treasure trove of human resources.

19. Cucumber, chilli, aubergine - this is a real vegetable treasure trove.

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21. Though small, this museum is a veritable treasure trove of history.

22. Our Science Shop is a treasure trove of curiosities and gadgets.

23. 9 Though small, this museum is a veritable treasure trove of history.

24. The Semantic Web would also be a bottomless trove of eureka insights.

25. The when persuaded with burning iron the leprechaun revealed his treasure trove.