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antiquarians Meaning
antiquarians
dealing in old or rare books, of or relating to antiquaries or antiquities, of or relating to antiquarians or antiquities, antiquary, one who collects or studies antiquities
antiquarians Sentence Examples
- The antiquarians pored over ancient texts, deciphering forgotten languages.
- The museum hired a team of antiquarians to authenticate the newly discovered artifact.
- The wealthy collector amassed a vast collection of antiquarian books and furniture.
- The local historical society employed antiquarians to preserve and interpret the town's rich past.
- The antiquarian society organized an exhibition showcasing rare and valuable artifacts.
- Tourists flocked to the antique market, hoping to find hidden treasures among the antiquarians' stalls.
- The antiquarian meticulously examined the oil painting, searching for signs of age or restoration.
- Scholars collaborated with antiquarians to gain insight into the cultural significance of archaeological finds.
- The university established a department of antiquarian studies, attracting students with a passion for deciphering the past.
- Collectors relied on the expertise of antiquarians to navigate the often-complex world of antique collecting.
FAQs About the word antiquarians
dealing in old or rare books, of or relating to antiquaries or antiquities, of or relating to antiquarians or antiquities, antiquary, one who collects or studie
booksellers, bibliopoles, bibliophiles, bookbinders, bookmen,bookworms, bibliomaniacs,bookmakers, bibliopegists
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The antiquarians pored over ancient texts, deciphering forgotten languages.
The museum hired a team of antiquarians to authenticate the newly discovered artifact.
The wealthy collector amassed a vast collection of antiquarian books and furniture.
The local historical society employed antiquarians to preserve and interpret the town's rich past.
