trove

Preposition: of

• gem: Events Calendar Eastside is a treasure trove of hidden gems.
• treasure: Carelessness on Carter's part leads the Emersons to suspect that the trove of Egyptian treasure may yield to tomb robbers.
• monument: Prague is a virtual treasure trove of historical monuments and impressive buildings and is an ideal short break destination.
• gift: It is a treasure trove of beautiful gifts for every occasion to suit all p. .
• information: The web site is a treasure trove of information ranging from briefing notes to old copies of the bi monthly magazine PI focus.
• history: Local history from the Ness area of Lewis Treasure trove of local history from the Ness area of the island of Lewis.

Converse of object

• discover: Inside, he'd discovered a treasure trove of rare music.
• declare: The coins have been declared treasure trove and it is hoped that they will eventually go on display in a local museum.
• contain: World War II Military records can contain a treasure trove of information for genealogists.
• find: I ordered the book on the internet and lo and behold, I had found a treasure trove.
• offer: Cambodia - Hmong Stories This site offers a treasure trove of traditional Hmong, Cambodian and Vietnamese stories.
• have: The education library has a treasure trove of books artifacts, costumes and other resources available on loan to teachers.

Adjective modifier

• veritable: Moray's Biblical Garden is, without doubt, a veritable treasure trove of variety.
• absolute: It is an absolute treasure trove of all things to do with paddling in all its various forms.
• rich: Offers children a rich treasure trove of fascinating information about dinosaurs.
• real: A real treasure trove, absolutely fascinating to look around.

Modifies a noun

• inquest: The treasure trove inquest was held on 6th June 1997 where the verdict of treasure trove was announced.
• system: Local societies too are sometimes harassed by the National Museum, using the Treasure trove system.
• franchise: A. No. That was the case under his treasure trove franchise.

Noun used with modifier

• treasure: The museum is a treasure trove for antique lovers.