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Definition of Double-spacing
1. Noun. Typing that leaves alternate lines blank.
Lexicographical Neighbors of Double-spacing
Literary usage of Double-spacing
Below you will find example usage of this term as found in modern and/or classical literature:
1. Writing the Photoplay by Joseph Berg Esenwein, Arthur Leeds (1919)
"With regard to the proper spacing for a photoplay manuscript, some editors prefer
single and others double spacing. Again, sometimes an editor may have a ..."
2. Better Business English: A Working Manual for the Business Writer, Including by John Matthews Manly, John Arthur Powell (1921)
"The single spacing of the address and the double spacing of the body of the letter
ia a practice not to be commended. (2) Whether a paragraph should be ..."
3. The Stenographer's and Correspondent's Handbook: A Reference Work on by International Correspondence Schools (1910)
"7 Double spacing is generally preferred when the letter can be written double
spaced on one ... When double spacing would require two sheets for the letter, ..."
4. Commercial Letters by John Baker Opdycke, Celia Anne Drew (1918)
"It may be written in single or in double spacing. In cases where only three lines
are required, the double spacing is ..."
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