typographical

Also ty·po·graph·ic

[tahy-puh-graf-i-kuhl]

adjective

1. of or relating to typography.

Other Word Forms

• typographically adverb
• nontypographic adjective
• nontypographical adjective
• nontypographically adverb
• pretypographical adjective

Word History and Origins

Origin of typographical¹

1770–80; < New Latin typographicus, equivalent to Medieval Latin typograph(ia) typography + -icus -ic + -al ¹ ( def. )

Example Sentences

Calling it a typographical error, Westheimer acknowledged, “Even big shot people like myself make mistakes.”

From Los Angeles Times

The internet is now teeming with pictorial signs — pixelated images, emoji and other typographical codes — that signal political dissent.

From Seattle Times

Nearly a year later, Mr. Ritenour filed the petition, which was largely lifted from an earlier one, repeating typographical and grammatical mistakes.

From New York Times

McDowell testified that it was a typographical error, and she meant to write that she was “dying” to testify against the officers.

From Seattle Times

The stories that follow have been edited for typographical errors but maintain the AP style of the day.

From Seattle Times