How to Use "Print" with Example Sentences

print (n): letters or words that are put on paper

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Used with adjectives:

"Many people do not read the fine print of a contract."
(fine, small)

"My grandfather orders books in large print."
(large)

"His name was in clear print on the front of the newspaper."
(clear, bold)

Used with verbs:

"I always read the fine print of all documents before signing."
(read)

Used with nouns:

"The print ad took one whole page of the newspaper."
(ad, advertisement)

"Online editions are becoming more popular than print editions."
(editions, versions)

Used with prepositions:

"Encyclopedias are no longer in print."
(in)

"The classic book is out of print."
(out of)

print (v): to put letters or words on paper; to produce books, newspapers, or magazines

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Used with adverbs:

"Please print your name legibly on the application."
(legibly, clearly, neatly)

"Her poem was beautifully printed on decorative paper."
(beautifully)

"The wedding invitations were badly printed."
(badly, cheaply)

"They had T-shirts specially printed with the winning team's logo."
(specially)

"Most pictures are now digitally printed from computers."
(digitally)

Used with prepositions:

"Please print your information in black ink."
(in)

"Pictures can be printed from digital cameras."
(from)

"His business cards were printed on cheap paper."
(on)

Used with nouns:

"Please print your answer in the space provided."
(answers, response)

"He printed the document for his records."
(document, email, transcript)