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Dotted Line

Definition:

A dotted line refers to a line composed of a series of small dots or dashes.

Parts of Speech:

Noun: The dotted line indicates a path or boundary.

Adjective: The document is signed on the dotted line.

Verb: Please dotted line your signature at the bottom of the page.

Senses and Usages:

1. Physical Representation:

A dotted line can be used to represent a trail, route, or path on a map or diagram.

Example Sentence: The hiking trail is marked by a dotted line on the map.

2. Indication of Boundaries:

Dotted lines are often used to indicate boundaries or separations, such as those on road signs or legal documents.

Example Sentence: Please do not cross the dotted line when driving.

3. Signature Placement:

In legal documents, a dotted line is commonly used to indicate the place for someone to sign.

Example Sentence: The contract requires your signature on the dotted line.

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