leaded
- adjective
- /ˈlɛdɪd/
- Archaic
- The publisher requested all poetry to be leaded to give the lines more space.
Examples
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The leaded type in the book made it easier to read.
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The old books were printed with leaded text to make reading easier.
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Designers sometimes prefer a leaded layout for better readability.
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This document uses leaded text for better clarity.
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The advertisement was printed on leaded paper to make the text easier to read.
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Using leaded spacing in the document helped enhance the overall clarity of the printed material.
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The design included leaded text that improved the visual appeal of the newsletter.
Compounds
- Specialized
A metal mix of copper with a small soft metal added to make it easy to shape and cut
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Etymology
Leaded comes from the metal lead, because printers put thin strips of lead between lines to make more space, so leaded text has extra space between its lines.