copybook Meaning & Definition

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Meaning of copybook In English

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Examples of copybook

  • A small blot on the copybook is as much a blot as a big one.

  • Bishop finished blotting his copybook by declaring that it would be at least two years before any sort of elections took place.

  • That is clear enough and that assertion is certainly a blot on the venture's otherwise perfect public copybook.

  • It was a copybook example of how political pressures inexorably work against sensible commercial decisions in matters such as this.

  • I wish he could learn from his own copybook platitudes.

  • There is a copybook heading which we forget at our peril: namely, that appetite grows with what it feeds on.

  • I hope that he will not make a speech like that again and talk about copybook maxims.

  • I believe it is that which has inspired all the copybook maxims of morality we have heard this afternoon.

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