Red Book Meaning & Sentence Examples

Red Book Definition, Sentence Examples

RED BOOK MEANING – Find out what red book really means. Example sentences of this idiomatic expression can also be found here.

The 19th-century British registers, particularly those that detailed the ancestry and titles of the nobility, were initially referred to by the expression “red book” (often capitalized “Red Book”). The Red Book of Appin, a book of conventional veterinary medicine, is said to have existed before this. Some people think of it as a grimoire.

A teenage shepherd from Appin reportedly acquired possession of the book from a demonic, fire-breathing monster, according to a Scottish folktale that John Francis Campbell popularized in the middle of the nineteenth century.

Red Book Meaning:

any paper or publication that is bound in red and acts as an official compilation of rules, regulations, laws, or legal concepts.
An authoritative or canonical book, independent of binding.
Alternatively, a book that is thought to be demonic or of the devil.

Here are examples of sentences that use red book:

Stacey said she will need to consult the red book to determine whether there is an exception to the rule.
The Red Book, which presented the company’s taxation plan, was presented to the CEO.
“Reportedly, everyone carried a copy of the little red book at all times as a sign of loyalty to Mao”

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