treasure house (Meaning)

Wordnet

treasure house (n)

a storehouse for treasures

Webster

A house or building where treasures and stores are kept.

No weak antonyms found.

The library was a treasure house of knowledge, containing centuries of wisdom.
The museum displayed a treasure house of artifacts, showcasing the rich history of civilization.
The attic was a forgotten treasure house, holding dusty memories and long-lost possessions.
The mind was a vast treasure house, capable of storing countless experiences and ideas.
The archives were a treasure house of documents, preserving the records of past events.
The forest was a treasure house of biodiversity, teeming with a myriad of species.
The ocean depths held a treasure house of marine life, still largely unexplored and mysterious.
The heart was a treasure house of emotions, capable of both great love and profound sorrow.
The old barn was a treasure house of forgotten tools and implements, each with its own story to tell.
The human body was a treasure house of biological wonders, an intricate system that supported life in all its complexity.

a storehouse for treasuresA house or building where treasures and stores are kept.

storehouse, armory, repository, gold mine, wellspring, hoard, cornucopia, cache, store, stash

black hole, black hole,sinkhole, sinkhole,

The library was a treasure house of knowledge, containing centuries of wisdom.

The museum displayed a treasure house of artifacts, showcasing the rich history of civilization.

The attic was a forgotten treasure house, holding dusty memories and long-lost possessions.

The mind was a vast treasure house, capable of storing countless experiences and ideas.