Meanings of hardbound in English

The baroness was not a young woman, and she was a hardbound Blue.

She found herself facing shelf after shelf loaded with hardbound novels.

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Mom gave me a hardbound set of Kenneth Roberts historical novels (which I actually read).

The diary was a scrapbook, hardbound in black cloth, with seven bands of gold foil across the two-inch spine.

They display great erudition, ingenuity, and forcible logic, and they represent a prodigious effort of sharp analysis and hardbound dialectics.

He leaned forward over the table and scribbled something onto a yellow steno notepad, which sat atop his black hardbound book.

There was also, poignantly now, a slender, hardbound history of Centralia, prepared to mark the town's centenary just before the outbreak of the fire.

At 34 cm (about 1 ft) thick, the hardbound tome chronicles snippets of Obama's life in Jakarta.

On a recent visit by Reuters to its Goa plant, blue-uniformed employees could be seen working on giant machines, then making notes in hardbound registers.

In the room there was a regular bed with a quilted cover, a few shelves of paperback and hardbound books, and a desk and chair.

They were loaded with hardbounds and paperbacks in a fabulous disarray.

"I would'nt be angry, Cousin," said little Sam, when the porpoise gave token that he was hardbound in slumber.