monotype
/mɒnəˈtaɪp/Definitions
1. noun
A printing technique in which each character is inked individually, resulting in a unique image.
“The artist used a monotype to create a series of intricate prints.”
2. noun
A single impression or image produced by a monotype printing process.
“The monotype was a stunning representation of the cityscape at sunset.”
3. noun
A type of printing or writing that is unique or one-of-a-kind, often used to describe handwritten or printed materials.
“The monotype lettering added a touch of elegance to the invitation.”
4. adjective
Relating to or characteristic of monotype printing or writing.
“The monotype font was used in the design of the book cover.”