mother lode (Meaning)

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mother lode (n)

the main vein of ore in a deposit

No strong antonyms found.

The excavation team stumbled upon the mother lode of gold nuggets, illuminating their bleak expedition with newfound wealth.
Researchers discovered the geological mother lode of fossils in the remote canyon, unlocking secrets of ancient life.
The company's acquisition proved to be a mother lode of new customers, propelling its growth to unprecedented heights.
The artist unveiled her mother lode of hidden talents, showcasing a vast array of skills that left her audience astounded.
The historian uncovered a mother lode of forgotten documents, shedding light on a centuries-old mystery.
The inventor's relentless search for innovation led him to the mother lode of scientific breakthroughs, transforming the world.
The mother lode of knowledge was hidden within the ancient texts, promising to unlock the secrets of the past.
The software engineer finally cracked the code, revealing the mother lode of vulnerabilities that could compromise the entire system.
The journalist stumbled upon the mother lode of leaked documents, exposing a complex web of corruption and deceit.
The investor struck the mother lode of financial success, amassing a fortune through a combination of luck and astute decision-making.

the main vein of ore in a deposit

gold mine, treasure trove, repository, cornucopia, wellspring, argosy,mine, stockpot, store, stash

black hole,black hole,, sinkhole,sinkhole

The excavation team stumbled upon the mother lode of gold nuggets, illuminating their bleak expedition with newfound wealth.

Researchers discovered the geological mother lode of fossils in the remote canyon, unlocking secrets of ancient life.

The company's acquisition proved to be a mother lode of new customers, propelling its growth to unprecedented heights.

The artist unveiled her mother lode of hidden talents, showcasing a vast array of skills that left her audience astounded.