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overprint
[ verb oh-ver-print; noun oh-ver-print ]
verb (used with object)
noun
- Printing. a quantity of printing in excess of that desired; overrun.
- Philately.
- any word, inscription, or device written or printed on the face of a stamp that alters, limits, or describes its use, place of issue, or character.
- a stamp so marked.
overprint
verb
- tr to print (additional matter or another colour) on a sheet of paper
noun
- additional matter or another colour printed onto a previously printed sheet
- additional matter, other than a change in face value, applied to a finished postage stamp by printing, stamping, etc See also surcharge provisional
Word History and Origins
Origin of overprint1
Example Sentences
Additionally, the researchers demonstrated overprinting of a ball lens onto an optical fiber, which was previously only possible using an additive manufacturing technique known as two-photon polymerization.
The results of both studies reveal a shift in El Niño patterns, where human activities are now overprinting natural factors to shape its behaviour.
He badgers librarians with questions and requests curators to conduct spectral tests on selected pictures to see what concealed image lurks beneath layers of overprint.
The other subjects include a few near-abstract nature scenes and an owl rendered in bold black lines overprinted with areas of arboreal brown and tan.
The slides are overprinted with the artists’ own texts, which critique the colonizing role of anthropologists and archaeologists.
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