bookroom
- noun
- The children loved spending rainy afternoons reading in the cozy bookroom.
Examples
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He added new shelves to the bookroom to make space for his growing library.
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She organized her collection of novels neatly in the bookroom at the back of the house.
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My bookroom is filled with novels and poetry.
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She loves to read in her bookroom every evening.
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She organized her collection of novels neatly in the bookroom at the back of the house.
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The children loved spending rainy afternoons reading in the cozy bookroom.
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He added new shelves to the bookroom to make space for his growing library.
Synonyms
A building where people borrow, read, and study books
A room in a house for reading, writing, or quiet work
A small private room used for quiet study or prayer in the past
A quiet room in a library where people read or study
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Etymology
Bookroom is made of book and room. It literally means a 'room for books', so in a house it is a private, cozy space to keep and read your books.