Pronunciation

/tɛkˈstʊbʊk/

Definitions

• Noun: A book designed for use as a primary source of study or instruction, typically containing a systematic presentation of a subject.
• Verb: To serve as a textbook or be used as one, providing comprehensive information on a subject.

Phrases

• “Use a textbook for learning” indicates the purpose of studying from a book.
• “A standard textbook” refers to a widely accepted resource in a particular field.
• “Textbook case” is a perfect example or situation that illustrates a concept well.

Example Sentences

• Noun: “The high school students relied heavily on their biology textbook for assignments.”
• Verb: “This new course will follow a textbook approach, with chapters covering different topics.”
• “The textbook’s diagrams made it easier to understand complex theories.”

Synonyms

• Textbook material
• Study guide
• Reference book
• Educational text
• Coursebook

Antonyms

• Non-fiction (opposite of a general fiction book)
• Unstructured (contrasted with a well-organized text)
• Informal (in contrast to a formal educational resource)