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Meaning
A library is a place where collections of books, magazines, and other informational resources are stored, organized, and made available for people to read, borrow, or study. Libraries often provide a quiet environment for reading and research, along with resources like computers, study rooms, and programs for learning and community engagement.
Synonyms
- Bookstore
- Reading room
- Information center
- Resource center
- Media center
Antonyms
- Ignorance
- Darkness (in the metaphorical sense)
- Desert (as in lacking resources)
Etymology
The word "library" comes from the Latin word "librarium," which means "a place for books." It is derived from "liber," meaning "book."
Examples
- I spent the afternoon studying for my exams in the library.
- The city’s new library has a vast collection of digital books available for download.
- Every summer, our local library hosts reading challenges for children.
- After school, I like to go to the library to find new novels to read.
- The library offers various workshops on research skills and information literacy.