emporium
emporium
Definition
em·po·rium (em pôr′ē əm)
noun pl. -·ri·ums or -·ria-ə
- a place of commerce; trading center; marketplace
- a large store with a wide variety of things for sale
Etymology: L < Gr emporion, trading place, mart < emporios, pertaining to trade, commerce < emporos, traveler, merchant < en-, in + poros, way: see fare
emporium
Usage Examples
Converse of object
- become: The Capital became already an emporium of trade with all parts of the world.
- have: And so too have these emporiums of earthy culture.
- run: I believe, and the news report would certainly confirm, that he still runs a secondhand record emporium in Belfast.
- build: Knocking down the past to build a big-box emporium to hock their mass produced modern design wares.
- visit: Visiting this emporium of all things musicals related was quite an eye opener.
- create: She wanted to create a shopping emporium that bought fond childhood memories and a touch of nostalgia together with a truly modern mix.
Modifies a noun
- offering: More information Aardvark Cigar Specialists Online cigar emporium offering discounts on hundreds of fine cigars and hand-crafted cigar accessories.
Adjective modifier
- local: Anyway, I got a tree yesterday from a local DIY emporium.
- great: In the context of the city's role as a great international emporium, we analyze how trading contacts influenced architectural expression.
- new: Fit for a king Cornwall's new specialist food emporium has been long awaited.
- large: What used to be a large second-hand furniture emporium, was now an empty glass fronted building site.
- vast: Yet to get into this vast emporium of riches one has to navigate a Fort Knox type rigmarole.
- massive: Many visitors from the UK like to visit the massive wine emporiums and stock up before heading home.
Preposition: on
- key: May your city become an emporium on the key for the Land.
Noun used with modifier
- junk: Before reaching the junk food emporiums of this horrid mall, the area takes another dive as you reach the evil looking Cardinal Estate.
- fashion: Most recently he has joined forces with Swedish fashion emporium H&M to design a limited, affordable collection.
- shopping: Other features of the Dunluce Center include a coffee shop, a large shopping emporium which offers gifts to suit any occasion.
- food: Fit for a king Cornwall's new specialist food emporium has been long awaited.
- record: Track & Field releases are available from your local quality record emporium through Cargo Distribution.
- clothing: Many items can be picked up in local charity shops or in dedicated vintage clothing emporiums.
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