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philographic

philographic adjective: having or relating to a love of writing.

Adjective

philographic (comparative more philographic, superlative most philographic)

  1. Having or relating to a love of writing.
    • They publish a bi-monthly newsletter, The Pen and Quill, which provides needed addresses, facisimiles of autographs, interesting articles, promotes philographic conventions and exposes disreputable dealers and forgers.1986, Charles S. Slaybaugh, Grandparent's Catalog: An Idea Book for Family Sharing, page 88

Forms of philographic

comparativemore philographic
superlativemost philographic

Questions about philographic

What does philographic mean?
Philographic means having or relating to a love of writing.
What part of speech is philographic?
Philographic is an adjective.

Words near philographic in the dictionary

  1. philogenitiveness
  2. philogeny
  3. philograph
  4. philographer
  5. philographers
  6. philographic
  7. philographs
  8. philography
  9. philogynist
  10. philogynistic
  11. philogynists

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