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Keywords:
Proofreader,
Signify,
Omission,
Let,
Reinstated
Let it stand; -- a word used by proof readers to signify that something once erased, or marked for omission, is to remain.
To cause or direct to remain after having been marked for omission; to mark with the word stet, or with a series of dots below or beside the matter; as, the proof reader stetted a deled footnote.
"Let it stand." Proofreader's notation instructing the printer to ignore a change marked on a proof; from the Latin "stetundum".
From Latin for "let it stand." Used in copyediting and proofreading to signify that the original copy, not the revision, should be used.
Proofreader's mark written in the margins specifying that the copy marked for correction should remain as it was. Let it stand.
A proofreader's mark that indicates copy marked for correction should be ignored.
a abbreviation in copy- or proofreading meaning "let it stand," usually an indication that deleted material is to be restored. Dots are placed under the material to be restored.
a proofreading term used to indicate that the original word or phrase, not the revised word or phrase that was added, should be used; means "let it stand".
Means "let it stand." A proofreader's code signifying that copy marked for correction should not be changed even though it is marked or looks out of the ordinary.
printing: cancel, as of a correction or deletion
printing: direct that a matter marked for omission or correction is to be retained (used in the imperative)
A proofreader's mark meaning let the corrected copy stand as it was originally.
Proofreader's mark for "restore to condition before mark up."
An instruction to set as it originally appeared; for example, if a word was deleted and then marked "stet," it would be reinstated in the copy.
A proofreader's mark, indicating that copy marked for corrections should remain as it was
A proofreaders' mark meaning "let it stand"; do not make change — copy should remain as is.
Let it stand; restore
A proof mark meaning let the original copy stand.
An editor's indication on a manuscript that previously crossed-out text should be reinstated.
A proofreader's symbol that is usually written in the copy margin, that indicates that the copy, which was marked for correction, should be left as it was.
Proofreader mark that means ‘let it stand’: used to direct retention of a word or passage previously ordered to be deleted or omitted from a manuscript or printer's proof by annotating it usually with the word 'stet'.
used in proof correction work to cancel a previous correction. Latin for 'let it stand'.
A proofreading mark written in the margin, signifying that copy marked for corrections should remain as it was and not be corrected.
Direction to let it stand, disregard correction.
A proofreader's term, written in the margin, signifying that copy marked for corrections should remain as it was; to top
A proofreading symbol that means leave it the way it is.
Proofreader's instruction meaning ignore marked correction, i.e. let it stand as it was.
Latin abbreviation of "let it stand." A proofreader's mark that means copy previously marked for correction should remain as it was.
Latin for ‘let it stand', a print correction mark used to cancel an incorrect proof correction
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