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lettering
/ ˈlɛtərɪŋ /
noun
- the act, art, or technique of inscribing letters on to something
- the letters so inscribed
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Word History and Origins
Origin of lettering1
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Example Sentences
But among reams of waterlogged documents, troops wading in water four feet deep spotted Hebrew lettering among the Arabic.
Vineberg stood before the bench in a black winter coat with lettering on the back that mystified the unhip.
It houses the law offices of Rosemarie Arnold, advertised in bold white lettering above the doorway.
The magical powers of runes were invoked, and the Ahnenerbe logo features rune-style lettering.
But it might also be a symbol, a barcode, or a red box containing the words “[Daily] Beast” in white lettering.
After printing the paper to the proper shade the toning and fixing baths will wash away the ink and leave the lettering in white.
In the middle of the wall hung a large olive-green card with silver lettering.
Karl used these for lettering; so that stretched from side to side of the arch ran the words, "Farvel, kjaere Bedstefar."
Then she was making a sampler, with an oak and acorn vine around it, and it was to have four different kinds of lettering on it.
At the end of the amulet, on a square of beaten gold about an inch in size, was a monogram in English lettering.
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