deboss

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English - English
Depress (as a design on a book cover) below the surrounding surface esp. for decoration or lettering
To produce a sunken image in the surface of paper
To press an image into paper so it lies below the surface
Machine presses a die into the surface of the material, resulting in a depressed imprint
To depress a design in leather, paper, or composition board
[in printing] a process similar to em-bossing, with the intent of achieving an image on a lower surface
To press an image into paper so it lies below the surface Also called tool
Depressing (in a blanking die) a portion or portions of the cap below the ordinary surface level, usually to form lettering or decoration Sometimes the background, rather than the lettering itself, is debossed, leaving the letters at the original level of the cap, thus giving the appearance of embossing; otherwise the lettering itself is pressed down, giving the appearance of engraving
To stamp in such a way as to leave a depressed area on a finished piece Foil stamping the covers of case bound books normally laves a debossed area as well as the transfer of foil This deboss can be done without foil to create a "blind deboss " See also emboss
Opposite of emboss A depressed image in the paper