treasure-houses (Meaning)

treasure-houses

a building where treasure is kept, a place or source (such as a collection) where many things of value can be found

No weak antonyms found.

Libraries are treasure-houses of knowledge and cultural heritage.
Museums serve as treasure-houses for priceless artifacts and works of art.
Archives contain treasure-houses of historical documents and records.
Ancient cities often hold treasure-houses brimming with archaeological treasures.
The internet has become a vast treasure-house of information and resources.
Universities are treasure-houses for academic inquiry and innovation.
Hospitals are treasure-houses of medical knowledge and technology.
Bookshops are treasure-houses for avid readers and literary enthusiasts.
Nature is a treasure-house of biodiversity and natural wonders.
The human mind is a treasure-house of creativity, intelligence, and imagination.

a building where treasure is kept, a place or source (such as a collection) where many things of value can be found

gold mines, argosies, treasure troves, armories,storehouses, repositories, cornucopias, mother lodes,mines, stockpots

black holes,sinkholes,

Libraries are treasure-houses of knowledge and cultural heritage.

Museums serve as treasure-houses for priceless artifacts and works of art.

Archives contain treasure-houses of historical documents and records.

Ancient cities often hold treasure-houses brimming with archaeological treasures.