In abundance; plentiful amounts of something. Used after a noun to emphasize large quantities or great variety.
From Irish go leor meaning 'enough, sufficient,' from go 'until' + leor 'enough.' Entered English in the 17th century through Anglo-Irish usage, maintaining its postpositive position (coming after the noun it modifies).
Unlike most English adjectives that come before nouns, 'galore' always comes after - you say 'problems galore,' not 'galore problems.' This is because it retains its original Irish grammar structure, making it one of the few words that preserves Celtic syntax in English!
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