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emporium

[ US /ˌɛmˈpɔɹiəm/ ]
[ UK /ɛmpˈɔːɹi‍əm/ ]
NOUN
  1. a large retail store organized into departments offering a variety of merchandise; commonly part of a retail chain

How To Use emporium In A Sentence

  • On the west pavement at 7 Croall Place is Borland's Darts and Television Emporium.
  • The pub's popular with singles and especially with the Chambers ' Emporium crowd. SOMEBODY
  • Zanzibar is one of Dublin's premier cattle mart emporiums.
  • The dog food Mrs. Sternheim consumed was top-of-the-line, gourmet bowwow, nutritional and preservative-free manna – "it tastes like a natural food product" – which she'll commence selling in early December in adjunct space to Zitomer Pharmacy and Department Store, the ne plus ultra pharmacy and emporium she and her husband, Howard Sternheim, own at 969 Madison Avenue. Zitomer's Goes to the Dogs (and Cats)
  • From the less known feather dusters to the famous clay terracotta horse sold in leading Indian emporiums - Bengal produces a wide variety of handicrafts.
  • The soon-to-expire skating emporium offers meager cultural resonance compared with the title establishment in another obvious source of inspiration, "The Last Picture Show. Variety.com
  • But the Christmas trade had been good and, thanks to Nathaniel's enterprise and effort, the scallop fishermen, the quahaug rakers, and the members of the life-saving crews were once more buying their outfits at the Metropolitan Store instead of patronizing Mr.J. Cohen and The Emporium. Cap'n Dan's Daughter
  • The thousand and one emporiums patch and prink us.
  • Why make a film about a posh old bird and an emporium of entertainment?
  • The new womenswear and menswear designer emporiums showcase threads from cutting edge houses, but you can still buy tartan shortbread in the food hall.
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