Synonyms and antonyms of Collections, stores and sets of things in British Thesaurus

agglomeration (noun)

formal a large group of different things

arsenal (noun)

a large collection of things you can use to achieve a particular purpose

assemblage (noun)

formal a group of things or people gathered together

assembly (noun)

a group of parts that are connected and form one unit

assortment (noun)

a group or set of things of various types

bale (noun)

a large quantity of something such as paper, cotton fibres, or hay tied tightly for storing or sending somewhere

bank (noun)

a large collection, especially of information or ideas

bank (noun)

a store of something that is available for use when it is needed

bank (noun)

a large number of things in a row, especially pieces of equipment

batch (noun)

a number of things or people that arrive or are dealt with at the same time

battery (noun)

a group of similar things

bevy (noun)

often humorous a group of people or things of the same kind

body (noun)

a large amount or collection of something such as knowledge, information, or work

book (noun)

a set of small objects, such as stamps, tickets, or matches, fastened together inside a paper cover

bundle (noun)

a group of things that have been tied together, especially so that you can carry them easily

cache (noun)

a quantity of things that have been hidden, especially weapons

collection (noun)

a group of things

compilation (noun)

a set of things such as songs or stories produced by different people

conglomeration (noun)

a collection of many different types of things

constellation (noun)

formal a group of people or things that are similar or related

corpus (noun)

formal a collection of writing, for example all the writings of one person

crop (noun)

several things that happen or are produced at the same time

display (noun)

an arrangement of things for people to look at

ensemble (noun)

a group of things that look good or combine well together

farrago (noun)

formal a confused collection or mixture of things

gear (noun)

the special clothes and equipment that you use for a particular activity

harvest (noun)

literary something that has been collected

hoard (noun)

a large amount of something that someone has saved or hidden somewhere

hodgepodge (noun)

mainly American a hotchpotch

hotchpotch (noun)

British a collection of things that do not belong together or have been put together carelessly

kit (noun)

all the pieces necessary to put together something such as a model car or aircraft

library (noun)

a collection of books, records etc that belong to one person or are related to one particular subject

lumber (noun)

Britishold-fashioned objects that are being stored because they are not being used

miscellany (noun)

formal a collection of things of various kinds

mother lode (noun)

mainly American a supply of something that you can use

nest (noun)

a set of similar things of different sizes that fit inside each other

nexus (noun)

formal a closely connected group of people or things, often forming the central part of something

pack (noun)

a set of things such as products wrapped or tied together

package deal (noun)

a set of different things that are offered together and must be accepted together

paraphernalia (noun)

a set of objects, especially those used for a particular activity

phalanx (noun)

formal a group of people or things standing or placed close together

portfolio (noun)

art a collection of pictures, photographs, or documents that you use as examples of work you have done

portfolio (noun)

used about other sets of things that belong to someone

registry (noun)

a collection of official records, or the place where it is kept

reserve (noun)

a supply of something that a country or an organization can use when they need to

reserve (noun)

a supply of something that someone has and can use when they need to

sampler (noun)

a collection of samples of products that a company makes for people to try

section (noun)

something, or a group of things, that forms part of a larger group

series (noun)

a set of similar things that follow one after another

set (noun)

a group of things of the same type that belong together

set (noun)

a group of different objects that are used together for a particular purpose

set (noun)

a number of ideas, rules, facts, or principles that form a group

smorgasbord (noun)

informal a collection of similar things from which you can choose

stash (noun)

informal an amount of things that are kept hidden or safe

stock (noun)

an amount of something that you keep so that you can use it when you need it

stockpile (noun)

a large collection of things that may be needed

storage (noun)

used for storing things

store (noun)

a supply of something that is kept to be used later

storehouse (noun)

a large quantity, supply, or collection

string (noun)

a group of similar or connected things

subset (noun)

a small group of people or things that is a part of a larger group

survival kit (noun)

a collection of equipment that you need to stay alive in emergencies if you are somewhere far from help

sweep (noun)

a range of different things that together form a larger unit

system (noun)

a set of connected things that work together for a particular purpose

treasury (noun)

a collection of valuable things

variety (noun)

a collection or number of people, things, ideas etc that are all different from one another

welter (noun)

an untidy collection of different things