added title page
noun
a title page preceding or following the main title page of a book, often giving a series title or the book title in another language.
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Nearby words
addax, added, added entry, added line, added sixth, added title page, added-value tax, addend, addenda, addendum, adder
Origin of added title page
First recorded in 1975–80
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