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spacing

The distance between two or more objects. / The amount of space between characters or lines of text. / A state of being distracted or losing focus on one's surroundings.
Noun

Meanings

Noun

The amount of space between characters or lines of text.

Adjust the spacing.

Noun

A state of being distracted or losing focus on one's surroundings.

Stop the spacing.

Examples

The spacing between the houses in this neighborhood is quite generous.

Please adjust the line spacing to make the report easier to read.

Office

I caught myself spacing out during the long lecture.

I caught myself spacing out during the long lecture.

School Life

The architect focused on the spacing of the columns to ensure structural stability.

Business

The character spacing in this font is too tight for a professional logo.

Business

Sorry, I was spacing. What did you just say?

Sorry, I was spacing. What did you just say?

Proper spacing between the plants is essential for a healthy garden.

Proper spacing between the plants is a healthy garden.

I need to fix the spacing in this paragraph before I submit the essay.

School Life

He spent the entire meeting spacing, staring blankly at the whiteboard.

Office

Collocations & Compounds

even spacing

Noun collocation: the quality of having equal distances between objects

The tiles were laid with even spacing to create a symmetrical look.

wide spacing

Noun collocation: a large distance between objects or elements

double spacing

Noun collocation: a typography setting where a full blank line is left between lines of text

The professor requested the final draft to be submitted with double spacing for easier grading.

kerning spacing

Noun collocation: the adjustment of space between specific pairs of characters in a font

spacing out

Verb collocation: to lose concentration or daydream

I tend to start spacing out if the meeting goes on for more than an hour.

Idioms & Sayings

spacing out

to lose concentration or daydream

I found myself spacing out while reading the terms and conditions.

Etymology

Derived from the English word "space" (from Old French "espace" and Latin "spatium"), with the suffix "-ing" added to form a gerund or noun describing the action or result of creating space.

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