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Meanings of galore in English

An overflowing fullness.

Existing in abundance.

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Usage of galore in English
1
Then the long drive southward with beaches galore facing the Atlantic rollers.
The Irish Times
2
There were venues galore in the capital at that time, he says.
Radio NZ
3
They had experience galore in their team and they were nailed-on favourites.
The Guardian
4
And he gave him wealth galore and advanced him to high estate.
Tales from the Arabic — Volume 01
5
He is flattered and sought after and pursued by society ladies galore.
I Married a Ranger
6
Pockets galore for Julie's personal pharmacy, stain-resistant if she vomits on them.
Up in the air
7
There were horse tracks galore, but not those he was looking for.
Lonesome dove
8
With injuries galore, the Packers needed a big game from Aaron Rodgers.
Reuters
9
They can have onion sandwiches and onion cake and onion pie galore.
The Rover Boys Under Canvas; Or, The Mystery of the Wrecked Subm...
10
Quoth I, 'I see therein good galore and bodies of murdered folk.
Tales from the Arabic — Volume 02
11
She fed chickens, picked up chips, wiped dishes, and ran errands galore.
Anne of Avonlea
12
Either way, the news had a miraculous effect: column inches and sales galore.
The Guardian
13
How about burgers made from free range meat with cheese galore?
The South African
14
The Time Travelers Wife Sure it's got time travel paradoxes galore.
Wired
15
New trailers, new posters, and rumors of Marvel guest stars galore.
Wired
16
Unlike the Europa League final, this match promises goalmouth action galore.
The Guardian
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Galore across language varieties
Ireland
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United States of America
Less common
United Kingdom
Less common