bibliographical (Meaning)
Wordnet
bibliographical (a)
relating to or dealing with bibliography
Webster
bibliographical (a.)
Pertaining to bibliography, or the history of books.
Synonyms & Antonyms of bibliographical
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bibliographical Sentence Examples
- The bibliographical information on the book's cover was insufficient for proper citation.
- The researcher meticulously compiled a comprehensive bibliographical list for his dissertation.
- The footnotes of the article provided extensive bibliographical references for further exploration.
- The university library houses vast bibliographical resources accessible to students and faculty.
- Scholars rely heavily on bibliographical databases to gather research materials.
- The author's extensive bibliographical knowledge allowed him to synthesize multiple perspectives in his monograph.
- The bibliographical index at the end of the book facilitated ease of finding specific sources.
- The professor required students to annotate their bibliographical entries with critical analysis.
- The online bibliographical catalog provided instant access to a wide range of academic materials.
- The advanced search options of the bibliographical database enabled researchers to narrow their results effectively.
FAQs About the word bibliographical
relating to or dealing with bibliographyPertaining to bibliography, or the history of books.
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The bibliographical information on the book's cover was insufficient for proper citation.
The researcher meticulously compiled a comprehensive bibliographical list for his dissertation.
The footnotes of the article provided extensive bibliographical references for further exploration.
The university library houses vast bibliographical resources accessible to students and faculty.
