Galore

Galore is a term that generally means "in abundance" or "plenty." It is often used to describe a large quantity of something. The word has its origins in the Irish phrase "go leor," which means "enough" or "sufficient."

Etymology

The word "galore" comes from the Irish phrase "go leor," which translates to "enough" or "sufficient." It was first used in English in the 17th century and has since become a common term to describe abundance.

Usage

"Galore" is typically used as an adjective and follows the noun it modifies. For example, "There were flowers galore at the wedding" means that there were many flowers at the wedding. It is often used in informal contexts to emphasize the large quantity of something.

Examples in Popular Culture

The term "galore" has been used in various forms of media and popular culture. For instance, the James Bond film Goldfinger features a character named Pussy Galore. Additionally, the word is often used in marketing and advertising to suggest abundance, such as in the phrase "savings galore."

Related Terms

• Abundance
• Plenty
• Sufficiency
• Ample

See Also

• Goldfinger (film)
• Pussy Galore
• Abundance
• Plenty
• Sufficiency
• Ample