bookful (Meaning)

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bookful (n.)

As much as will fill a book; a book full.

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Filled with book learning.

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The library was bookful, with shelves stretching from floor to ceiling, filled with literary treasures.
As a dedicated reader, I dream of having a bookful home, with every room adorned with shelves of books.
Her imagination was bookful, conjuring up vivid worlds and characters inspired by the stories she read.
The bookstore was bookful with customers eagerly browsing the latest releases and old classics alike.
The children's playroom was bookful, with colorful picture books lining the walls and scattered across the floor.
His mind was bookful, filled with knowledge gleaned from years of reading and study.
The café had a bookful atmosphere, with patrons sipping coffee and engrossed in their novels.
The bookful landscape of the countryside inspired poets and writers throughout the ages.
The old bookstore had a bookful smell, a mix of aged paper, ink, and leather bindings.
Her heart was bookful, overflowing with love for the stories and characters that had touched her life.

As much as will fill a book; a book full., Filled with book learning.

paperback, treatise, tome, novel, anthology, hardcover, monograph, volume, paper,album

ancient history, ancient history,open secret, open secret,

The library was bookful, with shelves stretching from floor to ceiling, filled with literary treasures.

As a dedicated reader, I dream of having a bookful home, with every room adorned with shelves of books.

Her imagination was bookful, conjuring up vivid worlds and characters inspired by the stories she read.

The bookstore was bookful with customers eagerly browsing the latest releases and old classics alike.