bibliopolar Synonyms
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bibliopolar Meaning
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bibliopolar (a.)
Of or pertaining to the sale of books.
bibliopolar Sentence Examples
- The bibliopolar's shelves were laden with an eclectic assortment of ancient and modern tomes.
- The seasoned bibliopolar had an uncanny ability to track down obscure manuscripts in distant corners of the world.
- The quaint bibliopolar in the heart of the town square became a sanctuary for discerning readers.
- The erudite bibliopolar held court in a grand room, surrounded by towering stacks of books.
- The bibliopolar's rare editions attracted collectors from around the globe, who were willing to pay a king's ransom for prized first prints.
- The bibliopolar's catalog was a treasure trove of literary discoveries and forgotten gems.
- The bibliopolar's passion for books extended beyond mere commerce; he was a custodian of literary heritage.
- The bibliopolar's store was more than just a place to buy books; it was a literary salon where kindred spirits gathered to discuss the latest releases.
- The bibliopolar's annual book fair transformed the town into a bibliophile's paradise.
- The bibliopolar's legacy lived on long after his passing, as his collection was preserved and cherished by generations of book lovers.
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Of or pertaining to the sale of books.
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The bibliopolar's shelves were laden with an eclectic assortment of ancient and modern tomes.
The seasoned bibliopolar had an uncanny ability to track down obscure manuscripts in distant corners of the world.
The quaint bibliopolar in the heart of the town square became a sanctuary for discerning readers.
The erudite bibliopolar held court in a grand room, surrounded by towering stacks of books.
