Synonyms and antonyms of Parts of pieces of writing in British Thesaurus

amendment (noun)

one of the changes that has been made to the US Constitution

annexe (noun)

a section that is added to the end of a document

a purple passage ()

a piece of writing that is written in a very emotional or complicated style

attachment (noun)

something you send with a letter, contract, or other document to give extra information

attention line (noun)

a line in a letter to an organization that states which member of staff the letter is intended for

blank (noun)

an empty space on a piece of paper, for example on an official form, where you write something

box (noun)

a space on a printed form, in which you write

coda (noun)

the final part of a piece of writing or a speech that acts as a summary

contents (noun)

the things that are written in a book, magazine, letter, document etc

co-text (noun)

the text that accompanies a piece of language that is being examined

foot (noun)

the bottom of a page or a column of words or numbers

footer (noun)

a line or piece of writing that is repeated at the bottom of every page of a book or computer document

footnote (noun)

a note at the bottom of a page that gives more detailed information about something on the page

graphics (noun)

the pictures in a document, magazine etc. A single picture is sometimes called a graphic.

heading (noun)

the title at the top of a page or piece of writing

insert (noun)

a part that is put into something, especially a picture or a piece of writing put into a document

insertion (noun)

something that is put into something else, especially an addition or a change in a piece of writing

line (noun)

a series of words written or printed in a row

mark-up (noun)

computing instructions added to documents that tell a computer how to print or organize the information

page (noun)

one side of a sheet of paper in a book, newspaper, or magazine

page (noun)

a sheet of paper in a book, newspaper, or magazine

paragraph (noun)

a section of a piece of writing that begins on a new line and contains one or more sentences

passage (noun)

a short section of a book, article, poem, or piece of music, considered on its own

reference (noun)

a writer or a piece of work that is mentioned in a piece of writing by someone else

section (noun)

a part of a newspaper, book, or other piece of writing that may be considered separately

small print (noun)

the details of something such as a contract that are printed in very small letters and often contain conditions that limit your rights. The usual American word is fine print.

space (noun)

a place on a form where you write something

subheading (noun)

the title of one section of a longer piece of writing

text (noun)

the part of a book, magazine, or computer document that consists of writing and does not include pictures or notes

wording (noun)

the words that are used in a particular piece of writing or speech