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interline

interline

7.9
The space between lines of printed or written text
  • noun
  • /ˈɪntərˌlaɪn/
  • Specialized
translation icon : interlineado
  • The designer adjusted the interline to improve the readability of the brochure.

Examples

  • Increasing the interline can make long documents easier to read.

  • Please check the interline before printing the final version of the report.

  • The interline spacing is too tight.

  • The interline is perfect!

  • The designer adjusted the interline to improve the readability of the brochure.

  • Increasing the interline can make long documents easier to read.

  • Please check the interline before printing the final version of the report.

Synonyms

space
vsinterline
76 1.0

A blank area between words when writing or typing

is about the larger gap between whole lines rather than small blanks
spacing
vsinterline
11 2.7

Space between things like plants or letters

is focused only on the distance between successive lines of text
whitespace
vsinterline
  • Specialized
1 3.7

Empty space around text or images that makes a page easier to read

is specifically the gap that sits between one text line and the next
leading
vsinterline
  • Specialized
7.7

The space between lines of printed or typed text

is the general distance between lines used in any written text

How Wide

interline
  • Specialized
7.9

Surface Forms

interline singular
interlines plural

Morphology

interline = line (transparent) = inter + line

Formed by prefixing 'inter-' to 'line' to denote 'between lines' (i.e., spacing), which is a direct and regular semantic composition.

Etymology

The word interline comes from the parts inter- 'between' and line 'line'. So interline can mean the space 'between the lines', which designers change to make text easier to read.