Lines of type set flush on both sides, left and right.
Text copy typeset flush to both left and right margins. to top
having words so spaced that lines have straight even margins
Justified text is spread out along each line so every line starts at the same point on the left and finishes at the same point on the right. This make the block of text look neat and self-contained.
This is when text is aligned vertically on the left AND right margins.
Type that aligns on both the left and right side. Alternate term for justified text, justified type, and justified composition.
Text which lines up straight on the left margin (left justified), the right margin (right justified), or both margins (full justification).
A block of text that has been spaced so that the text aligns on both the left and right margins. Justified text has a more formal appearance, but may be harder to read.
show HIDE Type alignment that is vertically even on right and left side.
Text that is aligned at both the left and right margins.
Characteristic of type set so that lines begin and end evenly (flush) both left and right.
Text in which both the left and right sides align. This is the most standard alignment in paperback books. Kk
text which is flush to both the left and right margins.
A word processing format in which text is formatted flush with both the left and right margins. Other options include left justified (text is lined up against the left margin) and right justified (text is lined up against the right margin). An abbreviation for kilobyte; it contains 1,024 bytes; in turn 1,024 kilobytes is equal to one megabyte.
declared and regarded as being in right relationship with God
Justification forms a straight line by aligning text vertically on the left, right or both margins.
Lines of type that are even on the right as well as the left side.
The arrangement of type so that it fills the line rather than have a ragged edge on either the left or right side
