tome in Irish
tome in Irish is mórleabhar — tome means a large, heavy, or scholarly book, especially one volume in a series.
tome in Irish
mórleabhar
A large or scholarly book.
What does "tome" mean?
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noun A large, heavy, or scholarly book, especially one volume in a series.
"One senses, picking up Twenge’s tome — 515 pages before you get to the appendix — an attempt to quell past criticisms. “I see this book as my magnum opus,” she said."
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- One senses, picking up Twenge’s tome — 515 pages before you get to the appendix — an attempt to quell past criticisms. “I see this book as my magnum opus,” she said.
- And Sam presents Tyrion with A Song Of Ice And Fire, a tome in which Tyrion’s own role, far from that of the clever hero or Machiavellian snake, doesn’t even exist.
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What is "tome" in Irish?
"tome" in Irish is mórleabhar. tome means: A large, heavy, or scholarly book, especially one volume in a series.
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