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indented
This term describes a physical or visual offset from a standard boundary. In typography and word processing, it refers specifically to the whitespace at the beginning of a line, serving as a visual cue to signal the start of a new paragraph or a nested list. This usage is technical and prescriptive, often associated with formal writing standards.
In architectural or biological contexts, the word describes a recessed or notched shape. When describing a surface, it implies a concave dip or a "cut-out" effect, whereas in botany, it refers to the irregular, tooth-like edges of a leaf. It is distinct from "curved" or "rounded," as it suggests a sharper, more intentional break in a straight line.
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Make sure the first line of every paragraph is indented.
The code is properly indented so it is easier to read.
Why is this section indented for no apparent reason?
The coastline was deeply indented with small bays and inlets.
The metal plate had an indented surface to hold the screw in place.
The ancient coin featured an indented edge to prevent shaving.
He spent years as an indented servant to a wealthy landowner.
I wonder if the workers were indented for a fixed term of service.