How To Spell tome?
How to Pronounce tome?
Correct pronunciation for the word "tome" is [tˈə͡ʊm], [tˈəʊm], [t_ˈəʊ_m].
What are the misspellings for tome?
- tomareo,
- tumle,
- dmore,
- somie,
- taime,
- timeat,
- gtime,
- timew,
- tode,
- fomer,
- toge,
- twmer,
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- knome,
- cmoe,
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- ghome,
- dcome,
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- cuotomer,
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- some,
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- boehme,
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- nomme,
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- come,
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- tohim,
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- tomateo,
- titime,
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- nome,
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- oome,
- tomote,
- shome,
- curtomer,
- momme,
- stomah,
- mortomo,
- xome,
- tikme,
- timea,
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- timei,
- timeyou,
- teme,
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- tijme,
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- tove,
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- voume,
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- rome,
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- timey,
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- zome,
- tobe,
- toomb,
- attormey,
- temer,
- timein,
- tomake,
- tose,
- metime,
- timse
"Tome" in context
Tomes are large or even very large books. These are usually published in hardback which makes them a worthwhile addition to any library. They tend to be darker and heavier in color than standard books, often with leather and gold embellishments on the spine, sides, and edges. Tomes are famous for their dense content and are typically used for reference material or editions of classic works, such as those from authors like Chaucer, Shakespeare, and Milton. They can also be used for religious texts, including the Bible. For example, the Kin James Bible is often found in a large tome with intricate illustrations and hand-tooled leather bindings.
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