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bibliomaniacal

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[bib-lee-oh-muh-nahy-uhk-uhl] / ˌbɪb li oʊ məˈnaɪ ək əl /

adjective

  1. characterized by bibliomania.


Example Sentences

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In addition to his bibliomaniacal father, there is the Barber, who not only cuts hair and shaves faces but also devotes his razor to less benign pursuits.

From Washington Post

It is quite clear, therefore, that our great Alfred was not a little infected with the bibliomaniacal disease.

From Project Gutenberg

The impressions long remained limited; and continual use and subsequent neglect accomplished between them the task of creating the modern bibliographical and bibliomaniacal schools.

From Project Gutenberg

I have often consulted my bibliomaniacal friends respecting the name of the binder or binders of the Harleian Library.

From Project Gutenberg

These works may now be considered as great bibliomaniacal curiosities.

From Project Gutenberg