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Meanings of empty book in English
Printed book whose title indicates that they treat some serious subject, but whose pages have been left intentionally blank.
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Examples for "blank book"
Examples for "blank book"
1
A blank book and the famous novel were all the parcel contained.
2
Place number of page on which above studies begin in blank book.
3
Humankind was not put here on earth with a blank book, Janey.
4
That night I took a blank book and drew up a subscription paper.
5
Here is a little blank book, and a pencil for each of you.
Usage of empty book in English
1
There was an empty book of matches on the side table with the lamp.
2
Crassus' eyes flicked toward her and he picked up his now empty book bin.
3
On the morning of her return to Višegrad, my granny gave me an empty book.
4
She opened the door of the little empty book room, where nothing stood except the old bureau.
5
It was only an empty book.
6
For I found the key to that empty book, long ago, in the lock of the author's empty wardrobe.
7
The empty book-case on which the lamp rested was of handsome quartered oak, which transiently struck him as curious.
8
We left the work hut at a brisk pace and walked toward the empty book, Thursday5 a few steps behind.
9
As soon as the service was over Mr. Botha walked rapidly to the dining-room and glanced over the empty book-shelves.
10
The empty book-lined room.
11
In the hall stood half a dozen English cane chairs, and an empty book-case: there were no mirrors, nor a single painting.
12
They took him up the library stairs, through the empty book-rooms and that dreary room which had been his father's, and so into his own.
13
We live in a Godless age, and so we look to our empty books and we see yet more emptiness.