bookbinder (Meaning)

Wordnet

bookbinder (n)

a worker whose trade is binding books

Webster

One whose occupation is to bind books.

The bookbinder carefully stitched together the pages of the ancient manuscript, preserving its historical significance.
As a skilled artisan, the bookbinder crafted beautiful leather covers for each custom-made journal.
The bookbinder's workshop was filled with the aroma of glue and leather as he worked on binding a new batch of books.
Customers marveled at the exquisite craftsmanship displayed in the bookbinder's hand-bound volumes.
The bookbinder meticulously repaired the damaged spine of the antique book, ensuring its longevity for future generations.
Each bookbinder has their own unique style and technique, passed down through generations of artisans.
The bookbinder used archival-quality materials to create bindings that would withstand the test of time.
Aspiring bookbinders often apprentice under experienced craftsmen to learn the intricacies of the trade.
The bookbinder's attention to detail was evident in the precision of each stitch and fold.
The library commissioned the renowned bookbinder to create a special edition of their most cherished books, destined for display in a museum.

a worker whose trade is binding booksOne whose occupation is to bind books.

antiquarian,bookseller, bibliopegist, bookworm,bookmaker, bibliophile,bibliopole, bookman, bibliomaniac

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The bookbinder carefully stitched together the pages of the ancient manuscript, preserving its historical significance.

As a skilled artisan, the bookbinder crafted beautiful leather covers for each custom-made journal.

The bookbinder's workshop was filled with the aroma of glue and leather as he worked on binding a new batch of books.

Customers marveled at the exquisite craftsmanship displayed in the bookbinder's hand-bound volumes.