Definition
Definition of demy - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
stationery sheetDated UK writing paper size, 15½ by 20 or 16 by 21 inchesDated UK
- She wrote the letter on demy paper.
2.
scholarship holderDated UK one holding a demyship at Magdalen College, OxfordDated UK
- He became a demy at Magdalen College.
3.
binding formatDated UK book size, 8½ by 5½ inches or 11¾ by 85⁄8 inchesDated UK
- The novel was published in demy octavo.
Origin of demy
Middle English, demen (to judge)
Examples of demy in a sentence
Demy sheets were stacked neatly on the desk. As a demy, she had access to exclusive resources. The demy was honored at the annual college dinner. The textbook was printed in demy format. Collectors sought the rare demy edition.
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- French:demy, boursier, ...
- German:Demy-Papier, Demy, ...
- Italian:carta demy, demy, ...
- Spanish:papel demy, becario, ...
- Portuguese:papel demy, demy, ...
- Chinese:信纸, 奖学金获得者, ...
- Japanese:デミ判, デミー, ...
- Arabic:دِيمي, حَامِل مَنْحَة دِيمِي, ...
- Hebrew:דֶּמִי, בַּעַל מִלְגָּה, ...
- Russian:формат деми, стипендиат, ...
- Ukrainian:демі, стипендіат, ...
- Hindi:डेमी कागज, डेमी, ...
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