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hardback
[ hahrd-bak ]
hardback
/ ˈɑːˌæ /
noun
- a book or edition with covers of cloth, cardboard, or leather Compare paperback
adjective
- dzdzܲԻˈɪˌʊԻdzܲԻˈɑːˌʊԻ峦DZˈɑːˌʌə of or denoting a hardback or the publication of hardbacks
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Example Sentences
Justin Torres: I read this a while ago when it was in rawer form, and now I have this beautiful hardback.
Publisher Puffin and Sheen will give £1 from the sale of each hardback copy and 50p from the sale of each paperback copy of the book in the UK and Ireland to Shelter.
He said the price was "an absolutely great result for a first edition hardback."
Errors helped an auctioneer identify the hardback as one of 500 copies from the book's first print run.
And in just weeks, the paperback version of Harry’s memoir “Spare” will be published, after the hardback sold six million copies and became the fastest selling non-fiction book of all time.
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