troves

Caches of riches

Troves is the plural of trove, a store of valuable things.

The word almost always appears as treasure troves—collections of precious items, whether literal hoards of gold or figurative riches: The archive proved a trove of unpublished letters.

A trove suggests discovery, something stumbled upon rather than assembled.

treasure

gold

Element seventy-nine

  • jewelsOrnamental precious stones
  • gemsCut precious stones
  • richesAbundant valuable possessions

hoard · bounty · plunder · loot · booty · diamonds · rubies · emeralds · sapphires · pearls

discovery

excavation

Act of unearthing

expedition · exploration · findings · site · tomb · ruins · cache · uncovered · revealed · recovered

collection

artifacts

Human-made historical objects

curiosities · holdings · assemblage · accumulation · assortment · memorabilia · heirlooms · collectibles · rarities · oddities

data

information

Knowledge about something

cache · files · digital · online · archive · resources · knowledge · content · media · datasets

archive

documents

Formal written records

letters · photographs · papers · correspondence · journals · diaries · scrolls · codices · folios · chronicles

Opposites
abundance vs. scarcity

trovesdearths

Extreme insufficiencies of supply

voids · emptinesses · scarcities · shortages · paucities

collection vs. dispersal

trovesdispersals

Acts of spreading outward

scatterings · fragmentations · distributions · dissipations · disbursements

discovery vs. loss

troveslosses

Things subtracted from standing

forfeitures · deprivations · ruins · destructions · squanderings

Phrases
Family

trove, treasure trove

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