Supermarket (noun)

1. A large self-service store selling food, household goods, and other products.
2. A place where customers can buy food and household goods at lower prices than in small shops.
3. A place where customers can buy food, household goods, and other products without having to deal with a salesperson.

Origin:

Late 19th century: from super- "above" + market.

Examples:

1. The supermarket was crowded with shoppers who were buying groceries for the holiday weekend.
2. The supermarket offered a wide selection of fresh produce, dairy products, and bakery goods.
3. The supermarket was known for its low prices and quality products.
4. The supermarket was conveniently located near the main highway and had ample parking.
5. The supermarket had a deli counter and a bakery, offering customers a variety of prepared foods and baked goods.