raised-dotscript
nounUK /reɪzd ˈdɒt.skrɪpt/
US /reɪzd ˈdɑːt.skrɪpt/
A raised-dotscript is a way of writing with little bumps you can feel with your fingers.
She read the raised-dotscript on the elevator button to find the right floor.
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2. A pattern of raised dots used as a code on signs and labels.
The museum added raised-dotscript to its exhibit labels.
3. A style of printing where dots are pressed up from the paper.
The printer made raised-dotscript cards for the class.
4. A method of writing that people read by touch instead of sight.
He learned raised-dotscript so he could read books with his hands.