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dotlike

  • a word derived from dot.
    dot
    noun
    a small, roundish mark made with or as if with a pen.

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The dotlike stencils aren’t dissimilar from the pointillism of Georges Seurat or the digital tricks of contemporary painters like Albert Oehlen and Jeff Elrod.

From New York Times ● Nov. 29, 2017

Taylor's uncanny ability to find dotlike islands in midocean, Sir Charles's comment after most flights consists of: "Bill's course, as usual, perfect."

From Time Magazine Archive

In The Third Man, Harry Lime peered down from the top of a Ferris wheel at the dotlike people below, and asked who would really care if one of those dots were to stop moving.

From Time Magazine Archive