bibliophile

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bibliophile

A bibliophile carefully organizes a new book on a crowded shelf.

Definition
  1. Noun:
    • A person who loves books, often collecting them: A bibliophile is someone who has a deep appreciation for books, frequently as physical objects, and may engage in collecting them.
Examples of Usage
  • Noun:
    • She is a true bibliophile, with a personal library containing thousands of volumes.
    • The rare book fair was filled with bibliophiles searching for first editions.
Advanced Usage
  • "Avid bibliophile": Emphasizes a very enthusiastic and passionate book lover.
    • As an avid bibliophile, he spent his weekends browsing used bookstores.
Variants and Related Words
  • Bibliophilic (adj): Relating to or characteristic of a bibliophile.

    • His bibliophilic tendencies were evident in his carefully curated collection.
  • Bibliophily (n): The love or study of books, especially as physical objects.

    • His life's work was a testament to his bibliophily.
Synonyms
  • Book lover: A person who enjoys reading or appreciates books.
  • Book collector: A person who accumulates books, often with a focus on specific editions, authors, or topics.
Related Phrases
  • "A collector's item": While not a phrasal verb, this phrase is often relevant in a bibliophile's context, describing a book prized for its rarity or condition.
    • The signed first edition was a true collector's item for any bibliophile.
bibliophile

A bibliophile carefully organizes a new book on a crowded shelf.

Noun
  1. someone who loves (and usually collects) books

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