Dustcover
noun
A cover made of paper or plastic that protects a book from dust and damage.
She purchased a dustcover for her new book to keep it in pristine condition.

Often appears as...
- hardcover dustcover
- protective dustcover
Usage tips
Neutral
book cover, protective cover, hardcover
noun
A cover made of paper or plastic that protects a book from dust and damage.
She purchased a dustcover for her new book to keep it in pristine condition.

Often appears as...
- hardcover dustcover
- protective dustcover
Usage tips
Neutral
book cover, protective cover, hardcover
Definition 1 of 1

Context
Use the word 'dustcover' when discussing book preservation.
She realized the importance of a dustcover after her book got damaged.
Formality
The term is more formal than just saying 'cover.'
In a library, the workers prefer saying 'dustcover' rather than just 'cover.'
Tone
Using 'dustcover' can give a more sophisticated tone to discussions about books.
The book's dustcover greatly enhances its visual appeal.
Context
Use the word 'dustcover' when discussing book preservation.
She realized the importance of a dustcover after her book got damaged.
Formality
The term is more formal than just saying 'cover.'
In a library, the workers prefer saying 'dustcover' rather than just 'cover.'
Tone
Using 'dustcover' can give a more sophisticated tone to discussions about books.
The book's dustcover greatly enhances its visual appeal.
Context
Use the word 'dustcover' when discussing book preservation.
She realized the importance of a dustcover after her book got damaged.
Formality
The term is more formal than just saying 'cover.'
In a library, the workers prefer saying 'dustcover' rather than just 'cover.'
Tone
Using 'dustcover' can give a more sophisticated tone to discussions about books.
The book's dustcover greatly enhances its visual appeal.
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