press proof (Meaning)
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press proof ()
The last proof for correction before sending to press.
A proof taken on a press, esp. to show impression, margins, color, etc.
Synonyms & Antonyms of press proof
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press proof Sentence Examples
- The lawyer meticulously reviewed the document before pressing proof to ensure its accuracy.
- The printer technician adjusted the settings and pressed proof before printing the final copies.
- The author eagerly pressed proof on the publisher's request to finalize the manuscript.
- The graphic designer pressed proof to check the alignment and color balance of the artwork.
- The manufacturer pressed proof of the prototype to verify its functionality and design.
- The photographer meticulously set up the shot and pressed proof to ensure optimal lighting and composition.
- The student pressed proof on the test paper to confirm their answers and avoid errors.
- The editor pressed proof on the newly revised article to spot any remaining grammatical mistakes.
- The software developer pressed proof to test the user interface and identify potential bugs.
- The quality control inspector pressed proof of the product packaging to ensure its durability and aesthetics.
FAQs About the word press proof
The last proof for correction before sending to press., A proof taken on a press, esp. to show impression, margins, color, etc.
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No antonyms found.
The lawyer meticulously reviewed the document before pressing proof to ensure its accuracy.
The printer technician adjusted the settings and pressed proof before printing the final copies.
The author eagerly pressed proof on the publisher's request to finalize the manuscript.
The graphic designer pressed proof to check the alignment and color balance of the artwork.
