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dot(1) A tiny round, rectangular or square spot that is one element in a matrix, which is used to display or print a graphics or text image. See dot matrix . dot1 1. Music a. the symbol (·) placed after a note or rest to increase its time value by half b. this symbol written above or below a note indicating that it must be played or sung staccato 2. Maths Logic a. the symbol (⋅) indicating multiplication or logical conjunction b. a decimal point dot2 Civil law a woman's dowry dot [dät] (electronics) (graphic arts) A subdivision of the printing surface into minute units, formed by a halftone screen and separated by the etching process.
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