A type of paragraph formatting in which the first line of a paragraph is not indented from the left margin, but the rest of the lines are indented, for example, to simulate setting a subhead in the left margin.
A paragraph style in which the left margin of the first line extends beyond the left margin of subsequent lines.
A paragraph indentation made by beginning the first line flush with the left margin and subsequent lines (called turnover lines) indented. That is, the first line extends fully to the left margin, whereas the balance of the text is indented. It is the opposite of an indent. This style is an effective technique for displaying lists of information. Also called an outdent, a hanging paragraph, or outdenting. See also INDENT PARAGRAPH
Where the first line of a paragraph is set full out to the column, and the remaining lines are indented by 1 em.
Type set with the first line flush left and all other lines in that paragraph indented (this text is set with a 10-point hanging indent).
a paragraph format in which the first line of text extends further to the left than the rest of the text
a paragraph that has a little text at the left, and the rest of the paragraph is indented
A paragraph indent in which the first line is flush with the left margin and subsequent lines are indented.
Where the first line of text is flush but the rest of the paragraph is indented.
a paragraph format where the lines are indented a certain distance from the left margin, but the first line is indented a negative amount, so that the first line hangs over the rest of the left alignment.
An INDENTATION that carries on for a specified period, with the first line FULL OUT.
where the starting line of a paragraph stands proud
In typography, a form of indention in which the first line or first few lines of a paragraph are set flush with the left margin, while the rest of the lines of that paragraph are indented a specified distance.
indents in which each subsequent line uses the same indent as the first line.
A paragraph format in which the first line begins with one or more tab stops to the left of the remaining lines.
Paragraph formatting in which the second and subsequent lines of a paragraph are indented more than the first line. Common uses for the hanging indent are bulleted and numbered lists.
First-line indentation to the left of the subsequent lines of a paragraph. A hanging indent is useful for bulleted or numbered items.
A paragraph with the first line extending to the left of the other lines.
A document style in which the first line of a paragraph is aligned with the left margin, and the remaining lines are all indented an equal amount.
The first line in a paragraph that goes out to the left margin. Following lines are indented.
Type of indent in Microsoft Word, Format menu, Paragraph, Indents and Spacing. deebisa keessaa View
When the first line of a paragraph juts out further left than the rest of the text.
a software feature you use to indent wraparound lines about 0.5 inch; used in formatting a bibliography
When the first line starts closer to the left edge of the page than the rest of the paragraph. See: First Line Indent, Indentation.
A text formatting expression defining a case when the first line of a block of text is extended to the left, beyond the rest of the paragraph.
Bibliography style where second and subsequent lines of a bibliographic entry are indented; also called "flush and hanging"
The first line of a paragraph specified to start to the left of the other lines in the paragraph.
A paragraph where the first line sticks out further than the rest has a hanging or reverse indent
