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bibliophilism Meaning
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bibliophilism (n.)
Love of books.
bibliophilism Sentence Examples
- The renowned bibliophile possessed an unparalleled collection of rare and exquisite books.
- The university's bibliophilic society organized monthly gatherings to discuss their treasured volumes.
- A deep sense of bibliophilism drove the collector to meticulously acquire books regardless of cost.
- The ancient library exhibited a remarkable bibliophilism, with countless manuscripts and scrolls preserved for generations.
- The elderly bibliophile's home was a labyrinth of bookcases filled with a lifetime's worth of literary treasures.
- The digital age had encroached upon bibliophilism, but true book lovers remained steadfast in their love for physical volumes.
- The town's small bookstore became a sanctuary for bibliophiles, offering an eclectic selection of literature.
- A grand bibliophilic fair attracted collectors from around the world, showcasing rare and valuable books for sale.
- The preservation of bibliophilism was essential for ensuring the legacy of human thought and imagination.
- The museum's special exhibition on bibliophilism traced the history and evolution of book collecting throughout the ages.
FAQs About the word bibliophilism
Love of books.
antiquarian, bibliomaniac, bookman,bookseller,bookworm, bookbinder,bibliolater
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The renowned bibliophile possessed an unparalleled collection of rare and exquisite books.
The university's bibliophilic society organized monthly gatherings to discuss their treasured volumes.
A deep sense of bibliophilism drove the collector to meticulously acquire books regardless of cost.
The ancient library exhibited a remarkable bibliophilism, with countless manuscripts and scrolls preserved for generations.
