unblank

Etymology

From un- + blank.

unblank means not blank. Lexicurio rates it Sui generis — a strength score of 87 out of 100.

adj

Not blank.“The symbols treated here have the following properties : i) there are many kinds of symbols, ii) the distributions of the characteristic points are biased, iii) in many cases unblank lines follow unblank lines.”

verb

To restore content to something that is blank.“Energy selection can be included by single-channel-analysing (SCA) the height of the prompt signal and using this output to unblank the display pulses.”