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Meaning of hypermarkets
A large retail store that combines a supermarket and a department store.
Etymology of hypermarkets
The term "hypermarket" originated in the 1960s, derived from the Greek prefix "hyper-" meaning "beyond" or "above", and the word "market", referring to a large retail store that surpasses traditional markets in size and scope.
Historically, hypermarkets emerged as a response to the growing demand for one-stop shopping and the need for retailers to offer a wider range of products and services under one roof.
Synonyms
supermarkets
department stores
retail stores
malls
shopping centers
big-box stores
wholesale clubs
discount stores
warehouse clubs
grocery stores
convenience stores
general stores
variety stores
superstores
megastores
hyperstores
retail outlets
commercial centers
trade centers
marketplaces
bazaars
emporiums
trade malls
shopping malls
plazas
mercados
arcades
gallerias
minimarts
convenience shops
food stores
general merchandise stores
Definitions
- A large retail store that sells a wide range of products, including food and other household items, under one roof.
- * A type of store that offers a broad selection of goods and services, often with extended hours of operation and a wide range of products.
Usage Examples
- The company operates several hypermarkets across the city, offering a wide range of products and services to customers.
- * The new hypermarket on the outskirts of town has become a popular shopping destination, attracting customers from surrounding areas.
Antonyms
specialty stores
boutiques
mom-and-pop shops
small businesses
independent retailers
sole traders
individual sellers
street vendors
market stalls
kiosks
carts
small markets
local shops
corner stores
neighborhood stores
community shops