indenting (Meaning)

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indenting (p. pr. & vb. n.)

of Indent

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Indentation; an impression like that made by a tooth.

The publisher required the manuscript to be indented one inch from the left margin.
To create a visual hierarchy, the company website indented the headings by 10 pixels.
The program automatically indented the paragraphs following a bulleted list.
The artist indented the frame around the painting to create a sense of depth.
The indentation in the fabric indicated where the seam should be sewn.
The auditor indented the financial statements to highlight important information.
The geologist used an indented map to show the elevation changes in the terrain.
The architect indented the balcony to provide a sheltered area.
The designer indented the text box to separate it from the surrounding content.
The upholsterer indented the leather around the buttons to create a decorative effect.

of Indent, Indentation; an impression like that made by a tooth.

chiseling, sculpting, tracing, grooving, sculpturing, chiselling, carving,notching, chasing,incising

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The publisher required the manuscript to be indented one inch from the left margin.

To create a visual hierarchy, the company website indented the headings by 10 pixels.

The program automatically indented the paragraphs following a bulleted list.

The artist indented the frame around the painting to create a sense of depth.