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Rough draft for a novel.
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What is the word for a decorative letter in an ancient manuscript?
Answer is "miniature", part from the word for the typeface miniato. Refer also to the Wiki definition of miniature.
What is the definition of the word 'palimpsest'?
A palimpsest is a manuscript page, manuscript, or piece of writing material that has been written on or inscribed more than once, often with the earlier writing incompletely erased or obscured by the later writing.
What are the manuscript signs of a computer in a word document?
manuscript sign
What is the word for a manuscript entirely written in the authors own hand?
It is called an autograph.
What is another word for manuscript?
Another word for manuscript is "document" or "handwriting."
Can you use the word 'manuscript' as collective noun?
Yes, any noun suitable for the situation may function as a collective noun; for example:a manuscript of errorsa manuscript of memoriesa manuscript of anecdotesa manuscript of mesdeeds
What is a sentence using the word manuscript?
After finishing his novel the writer turned in his manuscript to his editor.A manuscript is any hand-written document. A sentence using the word "manuscript" would be: The manuscript was a culmination of poetry and drawings that she had written over the past ten years.
What is an antonym for the word manuscript?
ad lib.
What language did the word manuscript come from?
from Latin
What is the definition for lines in music?
manuscript paper is the paper with the lines where you write sheet music
How do use manuscript in a sentence?
After finishing his novel the writer turned in his manuscript to his editor.A manuscript is any hand-written document. A sentence using the word "manuscript" would be: The manuscript was a culmination of poetry and drawings that she had written over the past ten years.
What is the affix in the word 'manuscript'?
The affix for "manuscript" is the prefix "manu-". The meaning of this prefix is 'done by hand', 'done manually'.
