An
indented line refers to a line of text that is pushed inwards or set slightly to the right compared to the rest of the text. It is commonly used to separate or highlight specific information within a paragraph or to start a new paragraph.
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Synonyms for individual words can be found below.
«indent»
«line»
Sentences with «indented line»
- Thanks to perforations and contrasting vertical indented lines, it's easy to grip for improved performance. (carid.com)
- Similarly a line with total income for that property for that year (ideally with indented lines of subcategories / subaccounts like total rents, total late fees, etc). (money.stackexchange.com)
- On some, I chose to use gold glitter glue to make the indented lines seen on pumpkins (and because my daughter loves all things sparkly!). (funhandprintartblog.com)
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