groundwood
- noun
- /ˈgraʊndˌwʊd/
- Specialized
- Most newspapers are printed on groundwood because it is affordable and easy to produce.
Examples
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The magazine switched from glossy paper to groundwood to reduce production costs.
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Books with short lifespans are often made using groundwood due to its lower quality.
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The company produces groundwood for various printing needs.
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Many newspapers use groundwood to save costs.
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Most newspapers are printed on groundwood because it is affordable and easy to produce.
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The magazine switched from glossy paper to groundwood to reduce production costs.
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Many newspapers use groundwood to save costs during printing.
Synonyms
Thin material made from wood pulp used for writing, printing and wrapping
Cheap low-quality paper made from wood used for printing newspapers
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Etymology
The word groundwood starts with ground ('crushed' or the past of 'grind') and ends with wood ('wood'), so it literally means wood that has been crushed into pulp. That's why it refers to the inexpensive paper used for newspapers and some cheap books.