Pronunciation: /ɡəˈlɔr/
noun a large or excessive amount of something
A1 There were toys galore at the birthday party.
A2 The market was filled with fruits and vegetables galore.
B1 The store had clothes galore for sale.
B2 The library had books galore on various subjects.
C1 The museum had artifacts galore from ancient civilizations.
C2 The buffet had delicious dishes galore for guests to enjoy.
adjective in abundance; plentiful
A1 There were balloons galore at the birthday party.
A2 The market was filled with fruits galore.
B1 The store had discounts galore during the holiday season.
B2 The museum had artifacts galore from ancient civilizations.
C1 The library had books galore on a wide range of topics.
C2 The buffet had options galore for diners to choose from.
formal The store had decorations galore for the holiday season.
informal There were snacks galore at the party last night.
slang There were selfies galore at the concert.
figurative Her creativity flowed galore when she was painting.
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