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trim size
noun
- the final size of a product after its unnecessary parts have been cut off or removed:
The trim size of the book in 6œ inches by 9 inches.
trim size
noun
- the size of a book or a page of a book after all excess material has been trimmed off
yĐÄvlog History and Origins
Origin of trim size1
Example Sentences
No EC titles survived the purge except Mad, which escaped the Comics Code by expanding its trim size to become a âmagazineââand this new, adaptable hybrid format was the key to its longevity.
âWe couldnât fit all the baking that should have been in there,â Nilsson says, âbut, at that trim size, the book could not have possibly been any bigger.â
âWe are happy that schools will be able to acquire our trade edition of âTo Kill a Mockingbirdâ â a superior reading experience, with its larger trim size and greater durability â at the lower price they have become accustomed to,â Michael Morrison, the president and publisher of HarperCollins, said in a statement.
Mass-market trim size, e-books, experimental pricing: These are all trends that romance came to first, so it just makes sense that excellence in self-publishing exists here.â
The real thing I wanted from this book was the jackets to be the actual size they were designed for; which is why the trim size is the size of the books I designed.
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