Bibliophile
Bibliophile noun - One who is keenly devoted to books.
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Synonyms for Bibliophile
Reader and bibliophile are semantically related in booklover topic. In some cases you can use "Reader" instead a noun "Bibliophile".
Reader
Reader noun - A collection of writings.
Bibliophile and reader are semantically related in book lover topic. You can use "Bibliophile" instead a noun "Reader", if it concerns topics such as one who reads habitually. popular alternative
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Related pairs
- intellectual and bibliophile
- intellectual and reader
- scholar and bibliophile
- scholar and reader
- student and bibliophile
- student and reader
- booklover and bibliophile
- booklover and reader
- book lover and bibliophile
- book lover and reader
- bookworm and bibliophile
- bookworm and reader
- editor and bibliophile
- editor and reader
Both words in one sentence
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The bibliophile protagonist trades a priceless 14th-century Bible for a mysterious book in an unknown language that has no beginning, no end, pages that are out of order, and never allows the reader to see the same page twice (it is implied that the number of pages is infinite).
Source: Tome of Eldritch Lore
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