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Bookmaking

Bookmaking refers to the activity or profession of taking bets, especially on horse racing or other sports events, as well as to the craft of creating books.

Part of Speech

Noun

Sense 1: Betting Activity

Bookmaking as a noun refers to the act or process of accepting and arranging bets, especially on horse racing or other sports events. It involves setting the odds and determining the payout for different outcomes.

Example Sentences:

  1. The bookmaking industry has experienced significant growth in recent years.
  2. He made a fortune through his successful bookmaking operation.

Sense 2: Craft of Creating Books

Bookmaking can also refer to the skill or profession of creating books, often involving the design, layout, and binding of printed material.

Example Sentences:

  1. She enrolled in a bookmaking course to learn about the art of creating handmade books.
  2. The bookmaking process involves various steps such as typesetting, printing, and binding.

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