Paperboard (noun)

  1. A type of cardboard material made from layers of paper and pulp, used for packaging, boxes, and other packaging materials.
  2. A stiff, durable material made from paper pulp, used for the production of boxes, cartons, and other types of packaging.
  3. A strong, lightweight material made from paper, used in the manufacturing of boxes, packaging materials, and other products.

Origin:

Derived from the words 'paper' and 'board', paperboard is a type of cardboard material made from layers of paper and pulp.

Examples:

  1. The boxes were made of sturdy paperboard, providing a secure packaging for the fragile items.
  2. The paperboard was easily cut and shaped into the desired form for the box.
  3. The company used paperboard to create a lightweight yet strong packaging for their products.
  4. The paperboard was printed with colorful graphics and designs, making it an attractive choice for packaging.
  5. The paperboard was used to make sturdy containers for shipping, keeping the items safe during transit.
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