- covering; filled in; gapless; all over
This meaning refers to a surface or area that is fully covered without any gaps, often used in contexts involving physical or visual completeness.
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The wall was covered with solid paint.
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The ground is completely covered with grass.
- complete; total
This usage denotes something that is whole or entire, often referring to the totality of objects, ideas, or conditions.
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He completed the project totally.
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The plan was a total success.
- cliched; clichéd; hackneyed; corny; predictable
Here, the term is used to describe something that lacks originality and is overused or stereotypical, often in creative contexts such as writing or films.
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The movie had a clichéd storyline.
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His comment sounded predictable.
- plaintext
This meaning refers to the simplest form of text that is readable and unformatted, typically used in computer science or data processing contexts.
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He saved the document in plaintext format.
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The program processed the input in plaintext.
- solid printing; solid typesetting
This usage pertains to the quality of printing or typesetting that appears consistent and sturdy, often associated with professional-style outputs.
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The printed material had solid quality.
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His book was published with solid typesetting.
- contact print
This meaning refers to the photographic process where a negative is placed in direct contact with photographic paper, resulting in a print that is often of high quality.
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The photographer created a contact print.
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He exhibited the photos that were contact printed.