Pronunciation: /ænˈtɪkweəriən/
noun a person who studies or collects antiques
A1 The antiquarian showed me his collection of old coins.
A2 The antiquarian was excited to find a rare book at the flea market.
B1 The antiquarian specializes in restoring and selling ancient artifacts.
B2 The antiquarian's shop is filled with valuable antiques from different time periods.
C1 The antiquarian's knowledge of history and artifacts is unparalleled.
C2 The antiquarian's expertise in identifying and appraising rare items is highly sought after.
adjective relating to or dealing in antiques
A1 She found an antiquarian book at the flea market.
A2 The antiquarian shop was filled with old maps and prints.
B1 The historian specialized in antiquarian artifacts from the Middle Ages.
B2 The museum had a collection of antiquarian furniture dating back to the 18th century.
C1 The antiquarian expert authenticated the rare manuscript with precision.
C2 The antiquarian dealer was known for his extensive knowledge of ancient pottery.
formal The antiquarian spent years researching and cataloging rare historical artifacts.
informal My friend is a bit of an antiquarian - he loves collecting old books and coins.
slang I didn't know you were such an antiquarian, always digging up old stuff.
figurative Her love for tradition and history made her an antiquarian at heart.
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