allusively. A place or thing likened in some way to India, esp. in being a source of wealth.
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释义 | the mind > possession > wealth > wealth or riches > [noun] > a source of wealth (8) India1598 allusively. A place or thing likened in some way to India, esp. in being a source of wealth. Indies1602 Used allusively for a region or place yielding great wealth or to which profitable voyages may be made. Obsolete. goldmine1605 figurative. A (likely) source of wealth; a rich source of anything desirable or advantageous; esp. a source of abundant income or profit. Aladdin's cave1824 (in the story of Aladdin in the Arabian Nights) a magic cave full of gold, silver, and jewel-bearing trees; (chiefly figurative) a place of great… Golconda1833 A place or thing full of riches, or regarded as a source of something fine, precious, or valuable. Also: a fortune of the type represented by the… Comstock1866 In full, Comstock lode: a very rich lode of silver and gold discovered in Nevada in 1859; hence, allusively, a rich mine or ‘find’. wealth-centre1890 Subcategories:— a commodity as (1) |
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