Definition, Meaning & Synonyms
xerography
noun
/ˌzɪəˈrɒɡrəfi/

Definition
A process for copying documents using dry electrostatic techniques.

Examples
- Xerography has become a standard method in most offices for document duplication.
- The artist used xerography to create unique prints of her original paintings.
- Thanks to xerography, we can now produce high-quality copies quickly and efficiently.

Meaning
Xerography is a method of making copies of documents and images by using electrostatic charges to attract toner to a surface and then transferring it onto paper.

Synonyms
- electrostatic copying
- digital printing
- photocopying