bibliotaph Synonyms
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bibliotaph Meaning
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bibliotaph (n.)
Alt. of Bibliotaphist
bibliotaph Sentence Examples
- The elderly bibliotaph spent his days immersed in the labyrinthine stacks of the city library.
- Emily Dickinson, the reclusive poet, was known for being an avid bibliotaph.
- The bibliotaph's apartment overflowed with towering bookshelves, each one a testament to his insatiable literary appetite.
- Mr. Hamilton, the school's eccentric librarian, was not merely a curator of books but a devout bibliotaph.
- The bustling marketplace was an unlikely haven for the bibliotaph, who found solace in the quiet sanctuary of the book stall.
- As a child, Maya had always been drawn to books, and her early passion blossomed into an unquenchable thirst for knowledge, making her a true bibliotaph.
- The bibliotaph's love for books extended beyond their written words; he admired the artistry of their bindings and the scent of their aged pages.
- The university's special collections room was a bibliophile's paradise, housing rare volumes that sent shivers of excitement through any bibliotaph.
- In an era of digital screens, the bibliotaph remained a staunch advocate for the tactile experience of holding a physical book.
- The bibliotaph's collection was not merely an accumulation of books; it was a reflection of his soul, a testament to his profound connection with the written word.
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Alt. of Bibliotaphist
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The elderly bibliotaph spent his days immersed in the labyrinthine stacks of the city library.
Emily Dickinson, the reclusive poet, was known for being an avid bibliotaph.
The bibliotaph's apartment overflowed with towering bookshelves, each one a testament to his insatiable literary appetite.
Mr. Hamilton, the school's eccentric librarian, was not merely a curator of books but a devout bibliotaph.
