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bookcase

[book-keys] / ˈbʊkˌkeɪs /
NOUN
bookshelf
Synonyms


Example Sentences

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The chairs, the mahogany bookcase, the old upright piano, all pulsed with an eerie light.

From Literature

"I brought one bookcase down to the void deck in the middle of the night. I was concerned about whether people would catch me doing something I was 'not supposed' to be doing."

From BBC

And when he sat at a table on the other side of the library, barely visible around a bookcase, I bent over my phone and texted Lorren.

From Literature

He made sleeping mats stuffed with rustling palm fronds, a table and two stools, a desk, bookcases and shelves for his science stuff, coconut-shell bowls, and seashell plates.

From Literature

He could pull books out of the bookcases and tear their pages out.

From Literature