strikethrough
verb
- typographical presentation of words with a line through the middle
Wiktionary
Pronunciation: /ˈstɹaɪk.θɹu/
noun
Etymology: Deverbal from strike through; the verb, in at least some cases, is a back-formation from the noun, despite being redundant to strike through.
- An horizontal line overlaid on other characters.
“In HTML, wrapping text with the code <del> and </del> produces a strikethrough.”
- A horizontal or oblique line overlaid on individual characters.
“(oblique)”
verb
Etymology: Deverbal from strike through; the verb, in at least some cases, is a back-formation from the noun, despite being redundant to strike through.
- Alternative form of strike through.
“2001, Rachel Webster, XHTML Simplified, A.D.R. (London) Limited, →ISBN, page 113, The next requirement is to strikethrough, “Yoga is just massage. Inline style element <strike> carries out this task easily. It strikes through text.”
“2003, Doug Sahlin, How to Do Everything with Adobe Acrobat 6.0, McGraw-Hill Professional, →ISBN, page 37, Cross-Out Text This tool is used to strikethrough selected text. You can change the color of the strikethrough and you can create a pop-up note with the Strikethrough Text tool as well.”