tome (Meaning)
tome (n)
a (usually) large and scholarly book
tome (n.)
As many writings as are bound in a volume, forming part of a larger work; a book; -- usually applied to a ponderous volume.
Synonyms & Antonyms of tome
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tome Sentence Examples
- The tome was heavy with ancient secrets, weighing down the scholar's weary arms.
- The tome contained the writings of lost civilizations, hidden within its crumbling pages.
- The philosopher's tome was a masterpiece of thought, its words illuminating the depths of human knowledge.
- The librarian carefully placed the tome back on the restricted shelf, where it held the key to forbidden lore.
- The adventurer carried a tome as his only guide, its faded maps leading him through treacherous lands.
- The tome whispered secrets into the reader's ear, revealing forgotten truths and forgotten worlds.
- The tome was an artifact of immense power, its arcane runes capable of shaping fate.
- The historian spent years deciphering the tome's enigmatic text, unlocking the mysteries of a long-lost era.
- The poet's tome was filled with words that danced and sang, evoking emotions that stirred the soul.
- The traveler's tome contained tales of distant lands, inspiring dreams and fueling wanderlust.
FAQs About the word tome
a (usually) large and scholarly bookAs many writings as are bound in a volume, forming part of a larger work; a book; -- usually applied to a ponderous volume.
paperback,book, volume, novel,treatise, hardcover, monograph, primer, catalogue, trade book
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The tome was heavy with ancient secrets, weighing down the scholar's weary arms.
The tome contained the writings of lost civilizations, hidden within its crumbling pages.
The philosopher's tome was a masterpiece of thought, its words illuminating the depths of human knowledge.
The librarian carefully placed the tome back on the restricted shelf, where it held the key to forbidden lore.
