typesetting
[tahyp-set-ing]
noun
adjective
used or intended for setting type.
Origin of typesetting
typeset
[tahyp-set]
verb (used with object), type·set, type·set·ting.
adjective
Origin of typeset
First recorded in 1865–70; back formation from typesetter
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Related Words for typesetting
engraving, photograph, stamp, writing, edition, magazine, book, newspaper, copy, type, lettering, lithograph, impression, typeface, impress, face, imprint, indentation, periodical, fontExamples from the Web for typesetting
Contemporary Examples of typesetting
Suddenly you can hold forth about leading and kerning and other esoteric aspects of typesetting.
Historical Examples of typesetting
In typesetting, the rule is first placed in the stick, and the type then placed against it.
The Boy CraftsmanA. Neely Hall
Typesetting on this book was poor, especially with respect to punctuation.
For authors or editors a knowledge of typesetting is very valuable.
From Paper-mill to PressroomWilliam Bond Wheelwright
Typesetting errors have been corrected and marked like this.
The best thing is to forget it, but I'll make good your typesetting loss.
Ye of Little FaithRoger Phillips Graham
typeset
verb -sets, -setting or -set
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