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Hoard

usgb/hɔːrd/Volume
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Negative Connotation

Hoard often implies excessive gathering, sometimes viewed negatively as greed or fear-driven.

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His father's hoard of old newspapers bordered on obsession.
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Secrecy Element

A hoard is typically hidden, emphasizing secrecy or protection against loss or theft.

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The family discovered a hoard of jewels behind the ancient portrait.
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Historical Context

'Hoard' can refer to historical treasures, often arousing curiosity or value due to age.

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Archaeologists unearthed a Viking hoard of coins and weapons.
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