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Meanings of too bookish in English
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Usage of too bookish in English
1
Cecily had made the boy in Mirabelle's locket too bookish for her tastes.
2
Arthur was a little too bookish for my style.
3
It will never be full primetime fare, it's too bookish and leisurely for any of that, but that's for the best.
4
It has the defect which is common to all the educational systems which we have inherited-itis too bookish, too little practical.
5
It all came back in cash to the working man; and yet it was my own pals who had rebuked me for being too bookish.