prebind

/priˈbaɪnd/
verb
  1. To bind a book or document before it is sold or distributed, often to make it more durable.
    • Publishers often prebind textbooks for schools to ensure they last longer.
    • The company will prebind the report before sending it to clients.
    • The library decided to prebind the paperback novels to withstand heavy use.
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