Outdented
Outdented refers to a typographical or formatting concept where an element is pushed outward from the left margin, extending beyond the normal indentation of the surrounding text. This is the opposite of an indented element, which is moved inward from the margin. Outdenting is often used to draw attention to specific lines of text or to create visual hierarchy within a document.
Common applications of outdenting include quotation marks for block quotes, where the quoted text is set apart
The precise visual appearance of outdenting can vary depending on the software or medium being used. In