bibliophilist Synonyms
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bibliophilist Meaning
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bibliophilist (n.)
A lover of books.
bibliophilist Sentence Examples
- Tom, an avid bibliophilist, spent hours poring over rare books in the antiquarian store.
- The library employed a renowned bibliophilist who meticulously cataloged its vast collection.
- Emily's love of books reached the level of bibliophilia, as evidenced by her extensive personal library.
- The bibliophilist carefully curated his collection, seeking out first editions and rare manuscripts.
- John's bibliophilic tendencies led him to amass a staggering number of volumes that filled his entire attic.
- The museum dedicated an exhibit to the extraordinary collection of a renowned bibliophilist.
- Sarah's bibliophilia extended to digital books, as she voraciously downloaded e-books to her Kindle.
- The bibliophilist's passion for preserving knowledge inspired him to donate his collection to a public library.
- Emily's bibliophilic tendencies led her to join a rare book club where she could connect with fellow collectors.
- The bibliophilist's love of books transcended reading; he took great pleasure in the physical beauty and historical significance of each volume he owned.
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A lover of books.
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Tom, an avid bibliophilist, spent hours poring over rare books in the antiquarian store.
The library employed a renowned bibliophilist who meticulously cataloged its vast collection.
Emily's love of books reached the level of bibliophilia, as evidenced by her extensive personal library.
The bibliophilist carefully curated his collection, seeking out first editions and rare manuscripts.
