Endflushleft

Endflushleft is a typographical term used to describe the alignment of text where the left edge of the text is aligned with the left margin, while the right edge of the text is ragged or uneven. This style is commonly used in typesetting and word processing to create a clean, professional look on the left side of the page, while allowing for natural line breaks on the right side. Endflushleft is often contrasted with justified text, where both the left and right edges of the text are aligned, and with flushleft, where only the left edge is aligned, but the right edge is also aligned, creating a block of text. This alignment style is particularly useful in documents where the left margin is significant, such as in academic papers, legal documents, and certain types of reports. It provides a balanced appearance that is both aesthetically pleasing and easy to read.