Unspaced

Part of speech: adjective

Definitions

1. Written or printed without gaps between words or elements
2. Presented as a continuous sequence with no intervening blank space
3. Arranged in a joined form lacking the spaces that normally separate components

Etymology: "Unspaced" is simply the English prefix "un-", meaning "not", attached to "spaced," the past participle of "space." The base sense of "space" as a verb is to put gaps or intervals between things, so "unspaced" describes text, letters or objects that lack those gaps. It is a straightforward formation, and the parts combine exactly as their meanings suggest.

Synonyms: crowded, compact

Antonyms: spaced, separated