The word “galore” means in abundance or in huge quantities and is derived from the Irish “go leór” meaning “to sufficiency, or enough.” [1] It is placed after the word it describes.
Examples of use:
“Views
galore on this wonderful day out”
“Flood has won multiple awards in the International Photographer of the Year contest and prizes
galore”
“Champions League best bets: expect goals
galore as Liverpool take on German giants Bayern Munich”
[1] “galore” in Fowler’s Concise Dictionary of Modern English Usage, edited by Butterfield, Jeremy. Oxford University Press, 2016.
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