indent
ഇൻഡന്റ്
definition
verb
It begins with a line containing ‘help’, followed by a number of lines of help text that are indented two spaces from the help line.
start (a line of text) or position (a block of text, table, etc.) further from the margin than the main part of the text.
a coastline indented by many fjords
form deep recesses or notches in (a line or surface).
noun
While typing text, this program automatically indents for you.
a space left by indenting a line or block of text.
every indent in the coastline
an indentation.
example
Type ‘set shiftwidth = 4’ to make all indentation commands use a four-space 'indent' .
There was an 'indent' where the ring was supposed to be.
The question is whether the organisation is managed and administered in achieving those objects in a way that falls within or without the second 'indent' .
But when it's converted to HTML, that little 'indent' is suddenly this huge gap, and that does look confusing.
There was a deep 'indent' in the cement, however there was nothing in the hole.
I left a little 'indent' in the wall eight years ago and I left another one eight years later.
Visually, I want the terms to appear a bit like the headings so I have given them a small, negative text 'indent' and the same color as the headings.
type a paragraph of text and 'indent' the first line
It absolutely astonishes me that the ‘Tab’ key will not 'indent' a line in any website builder currently used by members of the group.
Chapter 14 covers lists, and Chapter 15 explains how to align and 'indent' text.
every 'indent' in the coastline
Speech designations are given as the actors' names on separate lines, with a generous 'indent' .
She kneeled here, where the 'indent' is deeper, next to where the Englishman lay.
Hawthorn refused to approve the 'indent' for silk scarves
She was wearing trainers but didn't realise her body weight would 'indent' it.
I can adjust font, text justification, add bulleted or numbered lists, 'indent' , use blockquotes and insert links and images without ever needing to resort to code.
He was able to show that as a bubble collapsed one side of the sphere would suddenly 'indent' forming a pointed jet which penetrated the other side of the bubble at high speed.
The interface allows you to use either tabs or spaces to 'indent' lines.
With the side of your hand make a deep 'indent' into each ball of dough slightly off centre.
He stood in what seemed to be an 'indent' in the cliff wall on the far right.
The man pointed a mittened hand deeper into the 'indent' in the rock walls.
He dug the blade deep into the shallow 'indent' that had been made and flung the dirt into a pile to his left.
For the purpose of applying the content of the fifth 'indent' of the first sub-paragraph, Member States may lay down guide levels, solely as a form of evidence.
They shall take all appropriate measures they deem necessary to prevent any indirect discharge of substances in list I due to activities other than those mentioned in the second 'indent' .
Maryne then realized that the man's steps were light and made no noise as they barely made an 'indent' on the sand.
every 'indent' in the coastline
The Commission possesses two kinds of judicial powers, which are based on the first 'indent' to Article 211.
Its role is defined by the first 'indent' of Article 4 TEU: it shall provide the Union with the necessary impetus for its development and shall define the general political guidelines thereof.
To measure the complex microrheology of the cells, beaded probes were used to 'indent' the surface at a specified location on each cell.
Below I first restate their argument point by point, which is 'indented' , and then offer my refutation of each point.
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