overbookish Synonyms
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overbookish Meaning
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overbookish (a.)
Excessively bookish.
overbookish Sentence Examples
- The overbookish professor spent countless hours poring over dusty tomes, oblivious to the bustling world outside.
- The overbookish student's room was a labyrinth of towering bookshelves, leaving barely enough space to navigate through.
- Emily's overbookish nature made her an expert on obscure literary trivia but rendered her socially awkward in most settings.
- The overbookish librarian knew every nook and cranny of the vast collection, and could retrieve any volume with ease.
- The overbookish historian neglected his health in favor of his endless research, becoming a recluse lost in a world of the past.
- The overbookish critic's reviews were often overly pedantic and inaccessible to the average reader.
- Despite his overbookish tendencies, the shy writer longed for human connection and craved a taste of real-life experiences.
- The overbookish doctor's patients often found him detached and uninterested, as his mind was always engrossed in medical textbooks.
- The overbookish child spent most of her time in solitary pursuits, shunning playgrounds in favor of quiet corners with a good book.
- The overbookish recluse had retreated so deeply into the world of books that he had forgotten the joys and complexities of human interaction.
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Excessively bookish.
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The overbookish professor spent countless hours poring over dusty tomes, oblivious to the bustling world outside.
The overbookish student's room was a labyrinth of towering bookshelves, leaving barely enough space to navigate through.
Emily's overbookish nature made her an expert on obscure literary trivia but rendered her socially awkward in most settings.
The overbookish librarian knew every nook and cranny of the vast collection, and could retrieve any volume with ease.
