Definition, Meaning & Synonyms

white-line

noun

/ˈwaɪt laɪn/

Definition

A term used to describe a line or strip that is white in color, often found on roads or in graphic designs.

Examples

The white-line on the road indicated the lane separation.
In the design, she used a white-line to create a border around the main content.
He crossed the white-line at the finish of the race to claim victory.

Meaning

In various contexts, ‘white-line’ can refer to a marking that separates lanes on a road or is used in graphical user interfaces to delineate sections.