Left-justified text that is flush with the left margin and ragged at the right margin. Unused space in each line is at its right.
adj. Of, relating to, or being lines of text whose right ends are not vertically aligned but form an irregular edge. Letters and other word-processed documents are commonly left-justified, with ragged-right margins.
In typesetting, type that is justified to the left margin, unjustified on the right; also called Unjustified. to top
A series of lines of type that are not of the same length or not justified into a block format at the right-hand margin.
Type that is not justified; the left edge of all the lines is even, but the right edge is uneven.
Lines of type set with an even, or flush, margin on the left, but uneven on the right.
Typesetting style that is characterized by lines that end in unequal length, usually lined up flush on one side or the other--example, flush left/ragged right.
Material set without additional wordspacing so that the lines vary in length, resulting in a right margin that does not align vertically. (cf. justify)
Style of typesetting where a column of text aligns to the right and the left remains ragged.
Text alignment that is flush on the left margin and uneven on the right. The opposite is ragged left.
Type that is justified to the left margin and the line lengths vary on the right.
The term given to left-justified type that is uneven on the right.
Pertaining to type which is justified on the left margin and ragged on the right.
In typesetting, text that is aligned on the left and ragged on the right edge.
In typesetting, type that is justified on the left margin and ragged on the right.
Political orientation in opposition to the Threadbare left.
typesetting style in which lines end in unequal lengths on the right side (usually justified on left).
Type that is justified (aligned) on the left margin and appears ragged on the right.