hardbound
/ˈhɑrdbaʊnd/Definitions
1. noun
A book bound with stiff covers, typically of high quality.
“She bought a hardbound copy of the classic novel.”
2. adjective
Bound in stiff, high-quality covers, typically of leather or cloth.
“The art book was a beautifully hardbound edition.”
3. verb
To bind or attach something in a hard, stiff manner, typically using glue or other adhesives.
“The artist hardbound the pages of her sketchbook with a strong adhesive.”