bibliographer (Meaning)
Wordnet
bibliographer (n)
someone trained in compiling bibliographies
Webster
bibliographer (n.)
One who writes, or is versed in, bibliography.
Synonyms & Antonyms of bibliographer
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bibliographer Sentence Examples
- The eminent bibliographer meticulously compiled a comprehensive catalog of ancient manuscripts.
- Researchers consulted the bibliographer's exhaustive work to trace the evolution of early printed books.
- The bibliographer's keen eye detected inconsistencies in the pagination of a rare first edition.
- The library hired a seasoned bibliographer to authenticate the authenticity of their collection.
- The bibliographer's monograph explored the role of marginalia in medieval illuminated manuscripts.
- The bibliographer discerned the origins of an obscure text through a detailed examination of its typography.
- Historians relied heavily on the bibliographer's research to reconstruct the history of publishing.
- The bibliographer's expertise enabled scholars to establish the provenance of incunabula.
- The bibliographer's annotated bibliography provided invaluable guidance to students exploring literary history.
- The bibliographer's meticulous documentation ensured the preservation of knowledge for generations to come.
FAQs About the word bibliographer
someone trained in compiling bibliographiesOne who writes, or is versed in, bibliography.
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The eminent bibliographer meticulously compiled a comprehensive catalog of ancient manuscripts.
Researchers consulted the bibliographer's exhaustive work to trace the evolution of early printed books.
The bibliographer's keen eye detected inconsistencies in the pagination of a rare first edition.
The library hired a seasoned bibliographer to authenticate the authenticity of their collection.
