bibliotaphist (Meaning)
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bibliotaphist (n.)
One who hides away books, as in a tomb.
Synonyms & Antonyms of bibliotaphist
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bibliotaphist Sentence Examples
- The bibliotaphist meticulously guarded his vast collection of rare books.
- She was known throughout the city as a voracious bibliotaphist, amassing tomes from every corner of the world.
- The bibliotaphist's library was a sanctuary, where he immersed himself in the written word.
- The university employed a bibliotaphist to catalog the priceless volumes in their rare books collection.
- He became a bibliotaphist after inheriting a fortune and deciding to indulge his passion for collecting.
- The bibliotaphist's obsession with books bordered on mania, leading him to neglect all other aspects of his life.
- The fire destroyed the bibliotaphist's entire collection, leaving him devastated and bereft.
- The bibliotaphist possessed an encyclopedic knowledge of literature and could quote passages from memory.
- She dreamed of becoming a bibliotaphist, traveling the world in search of forgotten texts.
- The bibliotaphist's collection served as a testament to the enduring power of the written word.
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One who hides away books, as in a tomb.
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The bibliotaphist meticulously guarded his vast collection of rare books.
She was known throughout the city as a voracious bibliotaphist, amassing tomes from every corner of the world.
The bibliotaphist's library was a sanctuary, where he immersed himself in the written word.
The university employed a bibliotaphist to catalog the priceless volumes in their rare books collection.
