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storybook
/ ˈstɔːrɪˌbʊk /
noun
- a book containing stories, esp for children
adjective
- unreal or fantastic
a storybook world
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Word History and Origins
Origin of storybook1
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Example Sentences
It would be a storybook ending to one of the ugliest chapters in history of American sports ownership.
Once you drop the storybook image of a patriarch sitting on his throne above the clouds, room is made for a different story.
Their "storybook marriage" had chapters that included MS and cancer.
Nesconset, N.Y., in a suburban neighborhood called the Storybook Development.
Anthony Zuiker is 43 years old and has had the kind of storybook career that most aspiring TV writers dream about.
She was the victim of the pretty and glossy storybook, the sentimental play, and of a light education.
If you could get your grandfather or your grandmother to tell you of this visit, it would be as interesting as a storybook.
Under this head we have suggested several books which belong to the "storybook" order.
The romance in the old storybook always ended blissfully in marriage.
He was thinking that it was quite a storybook coincidence that they should have come together, those two letters.
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