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book lover
/bʊk ˈlʌv.ər/
someone who enjoys reading books
She is a book lover who spends hours in the library every weekend.
This describes someone who enjoys reading books and frequently visits the library.
informal
A person who enjoys reading books and often collects or reads them frequently.
He is a book lover who owns a personal library with thousands of titles.
This describes someone who enjoys reading and has a large collection of books.
The bookstore is a paradise for book lovers.
This means the bookstore is a great place for people who enjoy reading.
The term is often used to describe someone with a strong passion for reading.
Collocations
avid book loversomeone who is very passionate about readingbook lover's paradisea place that is ideal for people who love books
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Pro Tip
Usage in Context
Use 'book lover' to describe someone who enjoys reading or collecting books. It is often used in informal settings.
Gold Rule
Avoid Overuse
While 'book lover' is a positive term, avoid overusing it in formal writing. Use 'avid reader' or 'bibliophile' for more formal contexts.
Word Origin
The phrase combines 'book' (a written or printed work) and 'lover' (someone who has a strong affection for something).
Usage Notes
The term is commonly used in informal contexts to describe someone who enjoys reading. It can also be used to describe someone who collects books.
Word Breakdown
book
a written or printed work
rootlover
someone who has a strong affection for something
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