full binding
noun
a complete binding of a volume in any one material, generally leather.
full-bound
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a word derived from
full binding.
Example Sentences
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In one volume, 368 pages, full-bound, pocket-book form, gilt edges.
From Mechanical Drawing Self-Taught by Joshua Rose
M. Ambrose Firmin Didot has left some notes on a more serious topic,—the colours to be chosen when books are full-bound in morocco.
From The Library by Andrew Lang
“Nothing of the sort, my boy,” said the captain, grasping his little friend’s hand, “but an enlarged and improved edition of Polly Samson, not yet full-bound, but goin’ to be, very soon, by Philosopher Jack.”
From Philosopher Jack by R. M. (Robert Michael) Ballantyne
