Offset
Word parts
Pronunciation
- noun
- verb
Verb
- Template:Transitive If offsets , the loss (because) of is balanced by .
- The school will provide limited scholarships to offset the cost of tuition.
- Increases in efficiency partially offset the increased costs.
- The few problems are more than offset by the relatively large number of successes.
- Template:Transitive If you offset against , you compare of contrast them.
- All this solid colour is offset by the tiny yellow green flowers.
- Template:Past tense and participle of
Synonyms
Noun
- Template:Countable An offset is something that balances (the loss of) something else.
- Template:Uncountable Template:Technical A particular way of printing where the ink moves from surface A to B and then from B to the final C.
- Template:Countable Template:Technical The image produced by this kind of printing.
- Template:Cu noun Template:Technical An offset is the distance that something moves away from where it is supposed to be or where it was.