noun
imposition
The arrangement of pages for printing in the correct order after folding.
Correct imposition keeps the booklet's pages in order after folding.
Etymology
The Latin root concerns placing. The printing noun names the planned placement of pages on a sheet so that folding and binding bring them into sequence.
More examples
- The printer checks the imposition before printing the entire job.
- This imposition places pages one and eight beside each other.
- An error in imposition leaves the folded brochure's pages out of order.
Forms
imposition · impositions
impose verb — Arrange pages for correct printing and folding.
Similar words
- layout
- Layout covers overall design, not specifically page order after folding.