typescript
[tahyp-skript]
- a typewritten copy of a literary composition, document, or the like, especially as prepared for a printer.
- typewritten matter, as distinguished from handwritten or printed matter.
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Origin of typescript
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engravingphotographstampwritingeditionmagazinebooknewspapercopytypeletteringlithographdialoguescenariomanuscripttextarticlelibrettoimpressiontypefaceExamples from the Web for typescript
Contemporary Examples
In 2001 he had the index cards transcribed and sent the typescript to trusted friends like Stephen Parker and myself.
Historical Examples
The bundle of letters relating to the purchase of the house were with the typescript.
DraculaBram Stoker
I bound up my copies of typescript and shoved them out into the world.
AliensWilliam McFee
Charles Nisson picked up a typescript and held it out to the child.
The Man in the TwilightRidgwell Cullum
A word should be added about the editor's changes of these two plays in the typescript.
In the preparation of the typescript for these remaining two plays, certain problems had of necessity to be decided arbitrarily.
typescript
- a typed copy of a document, literary script, etc
- any typewritten material
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