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bibliophile Synonyms

Another word for bibliophile

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A person who collects or has a great love of books, often appreciating them for their literary content as well as their physical craftsmanship, rarity, or history.

Usage Example

"As a lifelong bookworm, she spent every Saturday afternoon browsing the dusty shelves of antiquarian bookstores."

Strong
bookworm
Weak
bibliomaniac

Opposites of bibliophile

The opposite of bibliophile shifts depending on context. Common opposites include:

bibliophobe
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