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Definition of indention - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
text layoutDated US space between margin and line startDated US
- The indention makes the text easier to read.
- Adjust the indention for a cleaner layout.
- The document's indention was inconsistent throughout.
Origin of indention
Latin, in (into) + dent (tooth)
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- French:indentation, ...
- German:Einrückung, ...
- Italian:indentazione, ...
- Spanish:sangría, ...
- Portuguese:indentação, ...
- Chinese:缩进, ...
- Japanese:インデント, ...
- Arabic:مسافة بادئة, ...
- Hebrew:הַזְחָה, ...
- Russian:отступ, ...
- Ukrainian:відступ, ...
- Hindi:इंडेंटेशन, ...
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