Definition, Meaning & Synonyms

book-of-books

noun

/ˈbʊk əv bʊks/

Definition

A title often used to refer to the Bible, indicating its importance and the many books contained within it.

Examples

The Bible is frequently called the ‘book-of-books’ because it comprises numerous individual texts.
Many people turn to the book-of-books for spiritual guidance and wisdom.
The teachings in the book-of-books have influenced countless generations.

Meaning

The term signifies a collection of sacred texts or scriptures that are considered authoritative in Christianity and often referred to as the ultimate guide to faith and practice.