orthographic
[awr-thuh-graf-ik]
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adjective
of or relating to orthography.
Sometimes or·tho·graph·i·cal.
Origin of orthographic
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The same is the case with respect to the termination -ness, and its orthographic varieties.
Eighteenth-century orthographic practice would have permitted such spellings.
Atalantis MajorDaniel Defoe
The plan of the figure is a parallel (orthographic) projection of the figure itself.
I have no dictionary, and I do not want one; I can select words by the sound, or by orthographic aspect.
The $30,000 Bequest and Other StoriesMark Twain
Orthographic, grammatical, and rhetorical forms are entered into more exhaustively and their niceties urged.
The School System of NorwayDavid Allen Anderson
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