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Definition of bookishly - Reverso English Dictionary
Adverb
1.
literatureRare in a way that shows love for reading or booksRare
- She bookishly spent her weekend in the library.
2.
academiaRare in a manner that is overly academic or pedanticRare
- He spoke bookishly, quoting numerous authors.
Origin of bookishly
English, book (book) + ish (like)
Examples of bookishly in a sentence
They discussed theories bookishly over coffee. She explained the theory bookishly, losing her audience. The professor lectured bookishly, focusing on minute details.
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- French:de façon livresque, académiquement, ...
- German:buchverliebt, pedantisch, ...
- Italian:da amante dei libri, accademicamente, ...
- Spanish:de manera literaria, de manera pedante, ...
- Portuguese:de forma literária, pedantemente, ...
- Chinese:沉浸在书本中, 书呆子气地, ...
- Japanese:本好きに, 学問的に, ...
- Arabic:بأسلوب محب للقراءة, بتحذلق, ...
- Hebrew:בְּאַהֲבָה לְסְפָרִים, בְּהֶקְשֵׁר סְפָרִי, ...
- Russian:книжно, педантично, ...
- Ukrainian:книжково, академічно, ...
- Hindi:साहित्यिक रूप से, अत्यधिक शैक्षणिक तरीके से, ...
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