trove (Meaning)

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trove (n)

treasure of unknown ownership found hidden (usually in the earth)

No weak antonyms found.

The archaeologist stumbled upon a trove of ancient artifacts that shed new light on a lost civilization.
The author had access to a trove of unpublished letters that revealed the hidden lives of famous historical figures.
The museum's curator discovered a long-lost trove of Impressionist paintings stashed away in a forgotten closet.
The collector amassed a trove of rare stamps that was the envy of philatelists everywhere.
The researcher unearthed a trove of scientific data that overturned decades of conventional wisdom.
The journalist acquired a trove of leaked documents that exposed a vast corporate conspiracy.
The librarian unearthed a trove of medieval manuscripts that had been hidden for centuries.
The historian sifted through a trove of old records to piece together the story of a forgotten community.
The detective followed a series of clues that led to a hidden trove of stolen jewels.
The treasure hunter discovered a vast trove of gold and precious stones beneath the ruins of an ancient city.

treasure of unknown ownership found hidden (usually in the earth)

assortment, treasure trove,treasure, collection, miscellanea, omnium-gatherum, assemblage, supply, repertoire, mixed bag

pile, litter, litter, clutter, heap,pile, clutter, heap, jumble, jumble

The archaeologist stumbled upon a trove of ancient artifacts that shed new light on a lost civilization.

The author had access to a trove of unpublished letters that revealed the hidden lives of famous historical figures.

The museum's curator discovered a long-lost trove of Impressionist paintings stashed away in a forgotten closet.

The collector amassed a trove of rare stamps that was the envy of philatelists everywhere.