Meaning & Definition of word "Spacing"

Spacing

/ˈspeɪsɪŋ/

1. The amount of space between elements or objects.
- Example: Increase the spacing between the lines in the document for better readability.
2. The arrangement of space around or between things.
- Example: Proper spacing is essential in design to create an aesthetically pleasing layout.
3. The distance between characters or words in typography.
- Example: Adjusting the letter spacing can significantly improve the appearance of the text.
4. The distribution of objects or events across a certain area or time.
- Example: The spacing of the trees in the park allows for adequate sunlight to reach each of them.

Derived from the word 'space', meaning an interval or distance.

spacing out:

Becoming less attentive or drifting mentally.

give some space:

Allowing someone to have distance or time alone.

spacing in/out:

Adjusting the distance between elements.

space:

The physical extent or area available.

spacing chart:

A guide for determining proper distance in a layout.

Meaning: Spacey

Example Sentence: She seems a bit spacey today, lost in her thoughts.

Meaning: Spacing out

Example Sentence: He was spacing out during the lecture.