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set off

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set off [′set ‚ȯf]
(graphic arts)
In presswork, the undesirable rubbing off or marking of a printed sheet with the ink from the next sheet as it is being delivered.


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Thus the beauty of day, and that of summer, is set off by the horrors of night and winter.
He could make himself interesting by a tactful and rugged reserve set off by a grim, almost imperceptible, playfulness of tone and manner.
No sooner said than done: the two mice set off for the town and arrived at the Town Mouse's residence late at night.
 
 
 
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