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bibliopole Meaning
bibliopole (n)
a dealer in secondhand books (especially rare or curious books)
bibliopole (n.)
One who sells books.
bibliopole Sentence Examples
- The seasoned bibliopole had an encyclopedic knowledge of rare and antiquarian books.
- The quaint bibliopole's shelves were lined with leather-bound tomes and meticulously curated manuscripts.
- The bibliopole exhibited his most prized acquisitions at the prestigious book fair.
- With a discerning eye, the bibliopole scrutinized each volume before offering it for sale.
- The bibliopole's shop became a sanctuary for bibliophiles seeking literary treasures.
- The wise bibliopole imparted his love of books to aspiring authors and readers alike.
- The eccentric bibliopole collected first editions and obscure works, fostering a niche market.
- The bibliopole's clientele included scholars, collectors, and anyone passionate about the written word.
- Amidst the towering bookshelves, the bibliopole was a guardian of knowledge and a curator of stories.
- The bibliopole's legacy lived on through the countless books he had preserved and shared with generations of readers.
FAQs About the word bibliopole
a dealer in secondhand books (especially rare or curious books)One who sells books.
bookseller, antiquarian, bookbinder,bookworm, bibliopegist,bibliolater, bookmaker, bibliomaniac, bibliophile, bookman
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The seasoned bibliopole had an encyclopedic knowledge of rare and antiquarian books.
The quaint bibliopole's shelves were lined with leather-bound tomes and meticulously curated manuscripts.
The bibliopole exhibited his most prized acquisitions at the prestigious book fair.
With a discerning eye, the bibliopole scrutinized each volume before offering it for sale.
