1. to insert lines or text between existing lines of writing or printing
2. to write or print between the lines of a document

1. lines inserted or written between existing lines of text
2. in printing and bookbinding, a thin fabric or paper placed between layers for reinforcement or spacing
Usage: technical

Examples

• She interlines her handwritten notes with corrections and clarifications.
• The editor interlines the manuscript with editorial comments.
• The document contains several interlines that were added during revision.
• The tailor uses interlines to add structure to the jacket collar.
• He carefully interlines the pages of the old book to preserve its integrity.
• The interlines in the fabric provide extra durability to the garment.