full binding

noun

1. a complete binding of a volume in any one material, generally leather.

Other Words From

• full-bound [fool, -, bound], adjective

Example Sentences

It is not suitable for full binding on books subject to much wear.

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Because they can be easily cleaned they may be used on the sides of juvenile books, and in rare cases for full binding.

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English Imperial Morocco cloth makes a good full binding for books that are not to receive much wear.

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Dark blue art canvas, the kind in which both warp and woof are dyed blue, makes a serviceable and inexpensive full binding.

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It cannot be recommended for full binding as it is difficult to letter and wears away quickly at the joints.

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