[
US
/ˈɡoʊɫdˌmaɪn/
]
[ UK /ɡˈəʊldmaɪn/ ]
[ UK /ɡˈəʊldmaɪn/ ]
NOUN
- a good source of something that is desired
- a mine where gold ore is found
How To Use goldmine In A Sentence
- It had also been the largest exporter of gold along this coast and it didn't even have a goldmine. BLOOD IS DIRT
- It holds a veritable goldmine of information, a lot of trade secrets. Times, Sunday Times
- It is simply providing a goldmine for parasite lawyers and liars on the make. The Sun
- We, the users, are the coalface, the goldmine, the well. Times, Sunday Times
- Along the way they visit a goldmine, a remote farm and a harvest festival by indigenous people. Times, Sunday Times
- It holds a veritable goldmine of information, a lot of trade secrets. Times, Sunday Times
- This mountain of information is a goldmine for businesses keen to reach their audience. Times, Sunday Times
- The internet is a goldmine, possibly the greatest marketplace ever created. Times, Sunday Times
- Along the way they visit a goldmine, a remote farm and a harvest festival by indigenous people. Times, Sunday Times
- To a fraudster, the information put online is a goldmine. The Sun
