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book Synonyms

Another word for book

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• noun (Context 1)

A physical or digital compilation of written, printed, or blank pages bound together, typically containing a literary work, information, or records.

Usage Example

"She spent the entire afternoon reading a fascinating volume about ancient history."

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volume
Strong
publication
tome
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novel

• verb (Context 2)

To reserve accommodation, a place, or a ticket for a future event, journey, or service.

Usage Example

"They decided to reserve their hotel rooms months in advance to secure the best rates."

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reserve
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schedule
secure
arrange

• noun (Context 3)

A set of records or accounts detailing financial transactions or administrative information.

Usage Example

"The accountant spent all weekend balancing the company's books before the annual audit."

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ledger
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record
register
journal

• verb (Context 4)

To engage a performer, speaker, or guest for a specific event or engagement.

Usage Example

"The venue managed to engage an extremely popular jazz ensemble for the opening night gala."

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engage
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hire
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commission

• noun (Context 5)

A major division or section within a larger literary work, such as an epic poem or a religious text.

Usage Example

"The professor asked the students to read the first chapter of Paradise Lost for Thursday's seminar."

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chapter
section
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part

• verb (Context 6)

To officially record the personal details and initial charges of a person who has been arrested.

Usage Example

"The police officer brought the suspect back to the station to charge him for minor theft."

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charge
process
register
record

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