STETS

STETS


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Dictionary definitions:


Word: stet
Word origin: Latin, ‘let it stand’, from stare ‘to stand’.
Phonetic: stɛt
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let it stand (used as an instruction on a printed proof to indicate that a marked alteration should be ignored).
an instruction to ignore a marked alteration on a printed proof.


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Dele opposites
Keep it in notations
Let it stand orders
The dele is off notations
Allows to remain
Bits of marginalia
Calls off the dele
Cancels a dele
Cancels deles
Changes back
Chooses to leave
Correction corrections
Countermands a deletion
Decides not to dele
Decides not to delete
Decides not to remove
Decides not to strike out
Decides to leave
Dele deleters
Dele revokers
Dele undoers
Doesnt delete
Editing never minds
Editors commands
Editors markings
Editors marks
Editors orders
Editors reversals
Editorial changes of heart
Editorial directives
Editorial instructions
Editorial marks
Editorial marks meaning leave as is
Editors marks
Editors marks meaning put back in
Editors okays
Editors reversals
Galley notations
Galley orders
Galley proof marks
Galley words
Galley-proof words
Keeps
Keeps in
Keeps in a text
Keeps in print
Leave as is
Leaves alone
Leaves alone after all
Leaves as is
Leaves in
Leaves in after all
Leaves in the manuscript after all
Lets stand
Manuscript annotations
Manuscript markings
Manuscript marks
Marks a manuscript
Marks for retention
Marks on a proof to leave in
Marks with subscript dots
Nullifies a correction
Opposite of deletes
Overrules an editor
Printing marks
Prohibits a strike?
Proof overrides
Proofers comments
Proofers notations
Proofers reverses
Proofreaders imperatives
Proofreaders marks
Proofreaders notations
Proofreaders notations (5)
Proofreaders marks
Proofreaders second thoughts?
Proofreading marks
Puts back
Puts back in
Reinstates
Restores a word
Restores to copy
Restores
Retaining instructions
Retains
Reversals of Fortune?
Reverses a dele
Reverses a deletion
Reverses the deles
Reverses
Some editorial notations
Undeles
Undoes (an edit)
Undoes a cancellation
Undoes a change
Undoes a deletion
Undoes an edit
Undoes copy editing
Undoes the deles
Undoes
Proofreader's marks.
Lets stand, in printing.
Marks to let stand.
Disregards indicated change.
Directions on galleys.
Marks for reinsertion in printing.
Marks copy to leave as is.
Editor's notes.
Marks on galley proofs.
Printers' directives.
Proofreaders' directions.
Marks with dots, in proofreading.
Marks on galleys.
Editor's directions.
Galley marks.
Nullifies a deletion, on proofs.
Lets it stand.
Marks on proofs.
Marks to be retained, in printing.
Cancels a correction on a proof.
Proofreading orders.
Proofreaders' words.
Printer's marks
Marks with dots, in editing.
Printers' directions
Deles' opposites
Proofreaders' marks
Printing directions
Notations on proofs
Words on proofs
Cancels a correction
Proof notations
Directions for printers
Galley commands
Printers' orders
Printers' marks
Antitheses of deles
Editors' marks
Cancels a deletion
Let it stand notations
Instructions to a printer
MS. words
Cues for typesetters
Deles a dele
Editor's instructive words
Cancels the dele
Leaves in, editorially
Restores, in a way
Keeps in print, in a way
Keeps, in a way
Editors' marks meaning put back in
Leaves alone, in a way
Opposite of deletes, in typesetting
Deletion undoers
Leaves in, in a way
Reverses, as a deletion
Marks in margins
Decides to leave in the manuscript
Editorial second thoughts
Reverses, palindromically
Cancels an editorial deletion
Marginal words directing editorial changes should be ignored
Decides to leave alone
Decides to leave alone
Undoes a dele
Editors' notes
Cancels a proposed deletion in a manuscript
Marks that undo deles, in editing
Leaves in, as an editor might
Doesn't strike out, say




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