blank page

collocation in English

meaningsofblankandpage

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blank
adjective
uk
/blæŋk/us
/blæŋk/
empty or clear, or containing no information ...
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page
noun[C]
uk
/peɪdʒ/us
/peɪdʒ/
a side of one of the pieces of paper in a book, newspaper, or magazine, usually with a number printed ...
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(Definition ofblankandpagefrom theCambridge English Dictionary© Cambridge University Press)

Examplesofblank page

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After choosing a circle for each time dimension, respondents describe temporal connections by arranging the circles on ablankpage.
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The starting point is not ablankpage.
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Then there is two-thirds of ablankpageunderneath.
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We are not starting with ablankpage.
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This is perhaps not surprising when they are faced every day of their lives with ablankpageto fill for the general public.
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It consisted of a singleblankpage.
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Many newspapers were printed with ablankpage.
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Thisblankpagecalls out to all of us.
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For the rest, he left ablankpage.
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When asked to draw a picture of himself on a piece of paper, he refused and placed a few dots on theblankpage; no other child refused this request.
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The aforementioned fights in this context become allegories of powerful social conflicts, conflicts that resolve themselves in a process of cultural progression staged on theblankpageof the author.
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The change from a metallic script to white is meant to symbolize ablankpage.
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Applicants are also given ablankpageand instructed to use it as they see fit.
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There was no book, nothing but me and theblankpage.
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The original version of the bill had ablankpageas its preamble.
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It provided reassurance and validated their long-standingblankpageapproach to writing and recording together.
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The to white script is meant to symbolize ablankpage.
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He returns to theblankpageand writes the poem which he leaves as an inspiration to everyone else.
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The old site vibevegas.com was taken down and only ablankpageremains, still to this day.
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A proof manipulates a graph, using a short list of rules, until the graph is reduced to an empty cut or theblankpage.
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Similarly, it is appropriate to give young people pysanky with white as the predominant color because their life is still ablankpage.
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In all a complete standard version has fifty-two leaves, or 104 pages, and 192 illustrations (including ablankpageat the beginning and end).
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The verse is found as an epigraph on ablankpagefive pages after the title page and four pages before the beginning of the text.
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The use of white space is positive rather than negative, simultaneously drawing the reader's eye to theblankpageas an aesthetic and essentially created object.
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Some attributed great importance because, apparently, contained valuable information on costs, others argued that it was only ablankpageand there were even some who denied their existence.
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