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- verb Present participle of
rebind . - noun The act or process by which something is
rebound .
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Examples
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Walters Art Museum/Owner of The Archimedes Palimpsest This 13th-century prayer book was made by scraping the original text off the parchment paper, removing the binding, rotating the pages 90 degrees and rebinding the pages in book form.
Reading Beneath the Lines William Triplett 2011
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He had Mayer look into the idea, and she quickly found that rebinding would be too costly.
In the Plex Steven Levy 2011
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Also tends to suggest that the book has faults that make it not worth rebinding, else it might be described as a “Binding Copy”.
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He had Mayer look into the idea, and she quickly found that rebinding would be too costly.
In the Plex Steven Levy 2011
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Also tends to suggest that the book has faults that make it not worth rebinding, else it might be described as a “Binding Copy”.
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She became an accomplished bookbinder, rebinding many of her own two thousand volumes.
Chicken Soup for the Soul: Family Matters Jack Canfield 2010
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She became an accomplished bookbinder, rebinding many of her own two thousand volumes.
Chicken Soup for the Soul: Family Matters Jack Canfield 2010
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She became an accomplished bookbinder, rebinding many of her own two thousand volumes.
Chicken Soup for the Soul: Family Matters Jack Canfield 2010
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She became an accomplished bookbinder, rebinding many of her own two thousand volumes.
Chicken Soup for the Soul: Family Matters Jack Canfield 2010
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When the emperor's daughter Eiah, who feels her father is abandoning his female subjects but importing Galt brides, decides to support him, his chances of rebinding the andat look good.
The Price of Spring - Daniel Abraham Val 2009
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