bibliothecal (Meaning)
Wordnet
bibliothecal (a)
of or relating to a library or bibliotheca or a librarian
Webster
bibliothecal (a.)
Belonging to a library.
Synonyms & Antonyms of bibliothecal
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bibliothecal Sentence Examples
- The antiquated bibliothecal collection at the university showcased rare and invaluable manuscripts.
- The bibliothecal knowledge amassed by scholars over centuries illuminated historical events and philosophical debates.
- The bibliothecal database contained a vast repository of digital texts and research materials.
- The preservation of bibliothecal treasures ensured the continuity of human knowledge for future generations.
- The bibliothecal society organized monthly gatherings to discuss classic literature and share reading experiences.
- The bibliothecal wing of the museum housed an extensive collection of first editions and signed manuscripts.
- The bibliothecal skills taught in school enabled students to effectively navigate and research within library collections.
- The bibliothecal archives held confidential documents and transcripts that revealed historical truths.
- The bibliothecal catalog provided a comprehensive listing of books and materials available in the library.
- The bibliothecal heritage of the nation was a testament to the enduring power and value of written knowledge.
FAQs About the word bibliothecal
of or relating to a library or bibliotheca or a librarianBelonging to a library.
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The antiquated bibliothecal collection at the university showcased rare and invaluable manuscripts.
The bibliothecal knowledge amassed by scholars over centuries illuminated historical events and philosophical debates.
The bibliothecal database contained a vast repository of digital texts and research materials.
The preservation of bibliothecal treasures ensured the continuity of human knowledge for future generations.
