noun
- plural of bibliophily; instances or practices of collecting and cherishing rare or fine books
Usage: formal; typically used in academic or literary contexts
Examples
- Her bibliophilies extended to first editions and leather-bound volumes from the 18th century.
- The museum's collection reflected the bibliophilies of several wealthy donors.
- His bibliophilies were evident in the carefully curated library that filled his entire study.
- Rare book dealers cater to the bibliophilies of serious collectors worldwide.