MEANING
1. A market or market district with many vendors, especially in parts of the Middle East and Asia.
2. A sale or fair organized to raise money, often for charity.
Use it for
Clustered trade; bargaining; market-centered social lifeGive a market its working social role rather than an exoticized haze.
Words that belong together
- busy bazaar
- covered bazaar
- charity bazaar
On the page
She crossed the bazaar each morning to greet the vendors her father had supplied.
The covered bazaar offered repairs, groceries, and a place to exchange news.
Parents organized a charity bazaar in the school grounds.
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Word forms
- Base
- bazaar
Usage notes
Primary category: setting. Also a fundraising sale. Do not use it merely to make an ordinary setting sound exotic; vendors, regular use, and local context matter. Plural: bazaars. No other inflection applies to this noun.
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