linebreak

noun
UK /ˈlaɪn.breɪk/
US /ˈlaɪn.breɪk/

A linebreak is when writing moves down to start a new line.

Press the enter key to add a linebreak after the sentence.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. A point in a poem or song where one line ends and the next begins.

The poet placed a linebreak after each short phrase.

3. A pause or break in a continuous flow, such as in a conversation or process.

There was a natural linebreak in the meeting before lunch.

4. In computing, a special character that tells a printer or screen to move to the next line.

The program inserts a linebreak at the end of every record.