Meanings of veritable treasure in English

Tommaso's car had been located; a veritable treasure trove of evidence.

His mind is a veritable treasure-house of facts and ideas.

Here is a place that is a veritable treasure house.

They made several trips until the crazy cart was heaped high with veritable treasure bags.

On such occasions I would obtain from him a veritable treasure of information and suggestions.

A veritable treasure chest of talents at his disposal.

The reviewers and the learned world hailed it with delight as a veritable treasure-house of information.

Seen through the filmy haze of rising incense, the room was a veritable treasure-house of Oriental art.

The galleon was a veritable treasure ship.

Besides, from a journalistic point of view, the man was more than interesting-hewas a veritable treasure.

She saw, in gleam and sparkle, jewellery: a thick carpet of gems, rings, baubles; a veritable treasure underfoot.

So it became a veritable treasure-trove, more distinguished in furnishings than some of the rooms of his own home.

Yet the building is, on the whole, in fresco, mosaic, and sculpture, a veritable treasure-house of contemporary American art.

In spite of the excitement, Kennedy quietly examined the show case, which was, indeed, a veritable treasure store of brilliants.

The county is a veritable treasure trove and each site will be marked on the Discovery series of Ordnance Survey maps.

Christmas, indeed, is a veritable treasure house of rich material for any theme-less, would-be Ph.D. Take, for example, the psychology of Christmas cards.