Emporium is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for EMPORIUM in dictionary:

NOUN:
• a large trading centre
• a large retail store selling a wide variety of goods.
• a centre of commerce; a market.
• large general shop
• A place of trade; a market place; a mart; esp., a city or town with extensive commerce; the commercial center of a country.
• The brain.
• a large retail store organized into departments offering a variety of merchandise; commonly part of a retail chain
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• a trading or market center

Words related to EMPORIUM

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Words that contain EMPORIUM

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How to use EMPORIUM in a sentence

• Being quite a depot, Buffalo bids fair, ere the lapse of many years, to be the grand emporium of the West.
• Mequinez is the strong place of the Empire, an emporium of arms and imperial Cretsures.
• It was the great emporium which provided all the families in the village with articles of prime and secondary necessity.
• The 19th, until late in the afternoon, we were in the Singapore Straits, making but slow progress towards this emporium of the East.
• At the close of this year, Quintus Fabius, by the authority of the senate, fortified and garrisoned Puteoli, which, during the war, had begun to be frequented as an emporium.
• It was remembered that it was formerly the emporium of the Western World and that it supplied both hemispheres with sugar and coffee.
• Many things conspired to make it at once a great commercial emporium.
• So she and Kirk went the round of the Asquam Utility Emporium, B.
• It would be amusing to compare this emporium of fruits and vegetables in ancient and modern times.
• We pointed out repeatedly that a time would come when Bone Gulch would be an emporium of the arts and sciences and of the best society, even more than it is now.
• He would then sum up by drawing attention to the bargain sale of white goods at the Ballybun Emporium.
• Countless myriads of times he had contrasted it with his own spacious emporium, but now he saw that in justice he had overdone it.
• A Jew drummer who had grossly insulted Hooper in the Lone Star Emporium had, on learning the enormity of his crime, fled to San Francisco.
• At the Lone Star Emporium the little freak looked wildly about him until his eyes fell on the bottle shelves.
• Affairs at the Emporium were getting strained, too.
• Among other objects of inquiry, this was the place to learn something more certain on the subject of rice, as it is a great emporium for that of the Levant, and of Italy.
• It was the emporium for the precious metals of Peru and Mexico, two thousand mules being kept for the transportation of those rich ores.
• And when the talk over the counter at the Emporium could not be farther prolonged, she had even stopped on her way home at Mrs.
• They were now on the high-road to Koolfu, the emporium of Nyffee.
• The market at Rabba is very celebrated, and considered by traders as one of the largest and best in the whole country, of which it may be styled the emporium.
• Each little room had the air of having been furnished out of a huge and expensive second-hand emporium.
• The lot now occupied by the Emporium is the site of a large Catholic school.
• Indeed Pytheas himself probably selected it on this account for his new emporium.
• She shook hands cordially with a grave, handsomely gowned Chinese merchant, whose emporium they now entered.
• A great emporium will doubtless speedily arise on the Californian coast which may be destined to rival in importance New Orleans itself.
• I saw the kindly master of the emporium turn away, either to conceal his own emotion or his observation of mine, and Caleb stood trembling and crying like a girl before me.
• He was now on his first visit to his native place, subsequent to his return to the commercial emporium.
• By a wise and liberal policy the British Government has made it the chief emporium of the Eastern seas.
• She is the commercial metropolis of the whole Northwest, an emporium second only to New York in the quantity of her imports and exports.
• Petersburg, to be his great commercial emporium, at the mouth of the Neva, near the head of the Gulf of Finland.
• She may be without adequate clothing, although she stands in an emporium where it is piled about her, literally as high as her head.
• As the county seat and most important town in Morgan County, Jacksonville was a sort of rural emporium.
• We have the usual shops and stores, even an emporium or two, and street lights until twelve, and the mills and factory.

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