Definition for Emporium:

• em-p[= o]' ri-um, n. a place to which goods are brought from various parts for sale: a shop: a great mart:-- pl. EMP[= O]' RIA. [ L.,-- Gr. emporion-- emporos, a trader, em (= en), in, poros, a way.]

Synonyms for Emporium:

• n.

  •
  • parlour,
  • transactions.
  •emporium (noun)
  • establishment,
  • market-place,
  • bazaar,
  • fair.
  •shop (noun)
  • five and dimes,
  • five and dime,
  • five-and-dimes.
  •shopping center (noun)
  • agoras,
  • galleria,
  • shopping plaza,
  • concentrated area for shopping,
  • minimalls,
  • strip mall,
  • shopping complex,
  • mini-mall,
  • agora.
  •storage (noun)
  • entrepots.
  •store (noun)
  • bank,
  • locker,
  • silo,
  • bin,
  • arsenal,
  • treasure,
  • commissary,
  • cupboard,
  • accumulation,
  • archive,
  • vault,
  • granary,
  • hayloft,
  • lumberyard,
  • larder,
  • armory,
  • coffer,
  • depot,
  • repository,
  • hoard,
  • cellar,
  • warehouse,
  • crib,
  • closet,
  • safe,
  • buttery,
  • Corncrib,
  • depository,
  • cache,
  • library,
  • storehouse,
  • storeroom,
  • grocery,
  • stockpile.

• Other synonyms:

  •
  • point-of-sale,
  • boutique,
  • spaza,
  • kiosk,
  • shoppe,
  • stockist.

Paraphrases for Emporium:

• Other Related

  • Proper noun, singular
    boutique.

Emporium Sentence Examples:

• Her shop and the other old houses beside it have been pulled down long ago, to make room for a handsome block of buildings, and I think her exact site is occupied by the plate - glass windows and gorgeous display of the " Breadalbane Emporium," where you can buy everything from a frying pan to a drawing - room suite, but where you cannot get a certain delicacy called " gundy," which Mrs. McWhae alone could make as it ought to be made, and at the remembrance thereof the very teeth begin to water.

• Bombay, since the opening of the Suez Canal, has made progress which somewhat affects the pre - eminence of Calcutta among the cities of India, but it still remains the capital of British India - I ought rather to say of India - and its position will continue to make it, what it has been in the past, a vast emporium of commerce, the abode of a great population, and a place of most stirring activity.

Homophones for Emporium:

• empirin, environ, embrown, empyrean.