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  2. idioms - 'Between the lines' or 'read between the lines' -...

    english.stackexchange.com/questions/34852/between-the-lines-or-read-between...

    The phrase "read between the lines" is a set phrase, with a literal and metaphoric connotation. You can use it to refer to an assessment of a work in print (literal) or use it to mean the act of examining the subtext of a strategy, a speech, etc. You very well could say, "When we attended the talk, we were listening between the lines," but this ...

  3. idioms - What is an idiomatic parallel for “read between the...

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    The idiom 'read between lines' can be applied to spoken words as well. read between the lines: (idioms.thefreedictionary.com) to find a hidden meaning in something said or written. The report doesn't criticize the research directly, but you can read between the lines that the review committee wasn't impressed.

  4. What's a word for "reading between the lines'? [closed]

    english.stackexchange.com/.../608843/whats-a-word-for-reading-between-the-lines

    1. In some cases you might say "interpolating", but "inferring" isi probably better. – Hot Licks. Jun 15, 2023 at 17:43. 2. First, note that reading between the lines is a metaphor, and refers to writing, not language. Second, there are a number of different kinds of "hidden messages", with names of their own, and tests to distinguish them in ...

  5. idiom requests - To keep between the lines - English Language &...

    english.stackexchange.com/questions/434035/to-keep-between-the-lines

    1. The original idiom is "read between the lines", and comes from an early method of transmitting written coded messages in invisible ink written between the lines of a document. The recipient would then learn the information by reading between the lines. (Endangered Phrases by Steven D. Price, 2011). Using "between the lines" without "reading ...

  6. What are the rules for splitting words at the end of a line?

    english.stackexchange.com/questions/385

    Break words between doubled consonants — 'sc' counts here but not 'ck'. (bat-tle, as-cent, jack-et). Never separate an English digraph (e.g., th, ch, sh, ph, gh, ng, qu) when pronounced as a single unit (au-thor but out-house). Never break a word before a string of consonants that cannot begin a word in English (anx-ious and not an-xious).

  7. An overtone typically refers to an implicit meaning detected by "reading between the lines". For example, describing the consequences of certain actions in a perfectly neutral tone could still convey a threatening overtone. So, undertone is conveyed literally by the sound of the words, while overtone is conveyed figuratively by the words ...

  8. Readable vs legible - English Language & Usage Stack Exchange

    english.stackexchange.com/questions/58251

    Add a comment. 2. Legibility is about how easy it is to distinguish individual elements such as letters. Readability is about how easily blocks of elements—such as paragraphs—are understood. — Source 1. — Source 2 provides a picture of less-legible, more-readable text, and the opposite. — Source 3. In the case of diagrams the same ...

  9. And I leave out the spaces between the dots because in ebooks, if there are spaces, often the ellipse is broken between lines if it occurs at the end of a line. It can be very confusing: one or two dots at the end of one line, and then one or two dots at the beginning of the next.

  10. How does "if you must know" differ from "you may (might) know"?

    english.stackexchange.com/questions/12501

    Robusto-san.毎度(まいど)ありがとうございます。Frankly speaking, it's difficult for a non-native speaker to read between lines by the nuance of 'if you must.' The more I read and the more I hear from you, the more I learn. –

  11. Maintain balance, similar length, between multiple lines. Maintaining line-length balance is more important than keep linguistic units together. When absolutely necessary to keep linguistic units together (like a person’s name), then the line break should still not cause a line to be more than 50% shorter than the other line. Further quotes ...