Definitionadj. characterized by diligent study and fondness for reading
Last update: September 10, 2015
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Being a bookish youth, he had been entrusted to M. [Please select]
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Art this one, science that; to Joe adventure, to Tom a bookish habit. [Please select]
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Here we have bookish dreams, a heart unhinged by theories. [Please select]
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Even with hours of leisure, men who had been "bookish" could not read. [Please select]
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It was part of Marian's pride in her father that he was a bookish man. [Please select]
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Like "The Antiquary," it is bookish rather than natural. [Please select]
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The authors were usually professional bookmen writing for a bookish public. [Please select]
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His critical essays in the "Dial," his letters and the bookish allusions throughout his writings, are evidence of rich harvesting in the records of the past. [Please select]
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