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Discover LudwigThe phrase "charity shop" is grammatically correct and is commonly used in written English to refer to a retail store that sells second-hand or donated items, with the profits going to a charitable organization.
Example: "I found a beautiful dress at the charity shop for only $10, and all the proceeds will go to support a local animal shelter."
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charity shop
noun
A shop to where goods are donated, and sold on at cheap prices, with all the profits going to charity
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Charity shop After being disappointed by visits to another charity shop, Rebecca Phillips, 30, travelled from London to Southampton to try her luck at Oxfam's specialist wedding store.
This isn't a charity shop.
It was cheap — a charity shop".
Find in a charity shop near you.
Or maybe the charity shop again.
Try to find a charity shop.
Trying to volunteer in a charity shop.
I got recognised in a charity shop.
It was cheap a charity shop".
I was turned away from a charity shop last week.
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In comes a street drinker – in a charity-shop suit.
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