Big-box store,

Definition of Big-box store:

1. A large retail store whose physical layout resembles a large square or box when seen from above. A big-box store is characterized by a large amount of floor space (generally more than 50,000 square feet), a wide array of items available for sale, and its location in suburban areas. Big-box stores often can offer lower prices because they buy products in high volume. Also called supercenter, superstore, megacenter.

How to use Big-box store in a sentence?

1. Many people now think of a big-box store as their favorite place to shop so you really must have your product at them.
2. We went to the big-box store and we were very impressed and even a little intimidated with everything that was offered there.
3. Retailers that stock many items, often at lower prices, need large retail spaces, which may be shaped like a box and thus are called a big-box store .

Big-box Store

As the name suggests, this is a department store that is often part of a large retail chain. Target and Best Buy are department stores.