double-spacing
- noun
- /ˈdʌbəl ˈspeɪsɪŋ/
- This resume requires that all material should be typed appropriately with paragraphs, double spacing between lines, and flush to the left margin.
Examples
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Double spacing needs to be a little tighter fixed.
Blog text (3) -
Preferred type size is 12 points with double spacing between lines.
Academic text (2002) -
I still double space -- at least APA style I think still recommends double spacing.
Blog text (16) -
Additionally, we rated the works cited on a 0/1/2 scale for the following formatting issues: title, alphabetizing, double spacing, and hanging indentation.
Academic text (2010) -
Most academic institutions require double-spacing in written essays to improve readability.
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The editor instructed the author to use double-spacing throughout the manuscript for clarity.
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When submitting your report, make sure to apply double-spacing to every line for proper formatting.
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Morphology
double-spacing = double-space (transparent) = double + space + ing
Formed by adding the gerundial suffix '-ing' to the verb 'double-space', yielding a noun meaning the practice of double-spacing; the derivation is regular and predictable.
Etymology
Double-spacing comes from the words double ('two') and space ('an empty area'). So double-spacing means using extra space between lines — leaving a blank line between each line of text to make reading and marking easier.