1. relating to or produced by a pantograph, an instrument for copying drawings at a different scale
Usage: technical

Examples

• The architect used pantographic techniques to scale up the building plans.
• Pantographic copying allowed artists to reproduce their work at various sizes.
• The pantographic mechanism ensured precise proportional scaling.
• Early mapmakers relied on pantographic instruments for accurate reproductions.
• The pantographic process maintained the exact proportions of the original drawing.