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libraryful

libraryful noun: enough to fill a library.

Noun

libraryful (plural libraryfuls or librariesful)

  1. Enough to fill a library.
    • The rude fact which editors forbear to mention (though they hint at it) is this: we have made libraryfuls of plans for destroying war before we know what war is.1926, Charles Henshaw Ward, Thobbing: a seat at the circus of the intellect, page 307
    • All too easy, in these circumstances, for students to think that anthropology is nothing but a clutch of conjectures about the nature of humankind and a libraryful of books about the apparently strange customs of exotically different peoples.1999, David Pocock, Understanding Social Anthropology, page vii

Forms of libraryful

plurallibraryfuls
plurallibrariesful

Origin of libraryful

From library + -ful.

Questions about libraryful

What does libraryful mean?
Libraryful means enough to fill a library.
What part of speech is libraryful?
Libraryful is a noun.
What is the plural of libraryful?
The plural of libraryful is libraryfuls.

Words near libraryful in the dictionary

  1. library sciences
  2. library sort
  3. library sorts
  4. library voice
  5. library voices
  6. libraryful
  7. libraryfuls
  8. librarying
  9. libraryless
  10. librarylike
  11. libras

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