bibliotics (Meaning)
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bibliotics (n)
the scientific study of documents and handwriting etc. especially to determine authorship or authenticity
Synonyms & Antonyms of bibliotics
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bibliotics Sentence Examples
- The bibliotics department at the university houses a vast collection of rare and valuable books.
- The professor's specialty in bibliotics allowed him to decipher ancient manuscripts.
- The museum's bibliotics exhibit showcased the evolution of written communication from scrolls to printed books.
- The ancient library preserved a treasure trove of bibliotics that shed light on past civilizations.
- The biblioticist meticulously studied the physical properties and historical significance of books.
- Digital bibliotics allowed researchers to access a wide range of texts from the comfort of their homes.
- The conference on bibliotics brought together experts from various disciplines to share their research and insights.
- The bibliotic approach to literature emphasized the materiality and physicality of texts.
- The bibliotic archive contained a wealth of primary source material for historians and literary scholars.
- The bibliotic society organized events and publications to promote the appreciation and preservation of books.
FAQs About the word bibliotics
the scientific study of documents and handwriting etc. especially to determine authorship or authenticity
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No antonyms found.
The bibliotics department at the university houses a vast collection of rare and valuable books.
The professor's specialty in bibliotics allowed him to decipher ancient manuscripts.
The museum's bibliotics exhibit showcased the evolution of written communication from scrolls to printed books.
The ancient library preserved a treasure trove of bibliotics that shed light on past civilizations.
