photoset

American

[foh-toh-set] / ˈfoʊ toʊˌsɛt /

verb (used with object)

photoset, photosetting

photocompose.

photoset British

/ ˈfəʊtəʊˌsɛt /

verb

(tr) to set (type matter) by photosetting

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Other Word Forms

photosetter noun

Example Sentences

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To see all your shots, go to your gallery and choose the photoset.

From Fox News

It was a reblogged photoset of a real-life couple snuggling: clothed, nonsexual, G-rated affection, just two young women who happened to be queer and trans.

From Slate

Soon enough, it was impossible to escape either of them, and Zendaya was eventually invited to the most illustrious red carpets; each of her looks became the stuff Tumblr photoset dreams are made of.

From The Verge

A fictional girlfriend photoset by Twitter user janedeckers prompted tchallq to Photoshop the actresses into a road trip romance—and then Gina Rodriguez and Stephanie Beatriz burst onto the scene, eager to break the internet.

From Slate

We loved this photoset and ultimately I posted it to my Tumblr.

From BBC

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