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logophile

[law-guh-fahyl, log-uh-]

noun

  1. a lover of words.



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Word History and Origins

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Example Sentences

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That being said, logophiles may be interested to learn that the name peaked in popularity in 1965, as the agency reported.

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It’s a heady combination – the thrill of competition, camaraderie with fellow logophiles, and the frisson from piecing together an etymological puzzle.

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“You realize that I’m a logophile, Merci, not a love doctor.”

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To prepare for the week’s competition, Amrith studied word patterns and read the dictionary regularly — common practice for other logophiles in the bee.

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Last week, in a choice instance of logophile clickbait, the Guardian asked a handful of well-known writers to give a few words on their favorite words.

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When To Use

does logophile mean?

A logophile is a person who loves words; a word nerd.Because it’s not all that commonly known, logophile is probably most commonly used by logophiles themselves.Example: My English teacher’s passion for words rubbed off on me and turned me into a logophile.

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