How would you indent a single word and put square bullet in front of it?

You can't directly indent a single word with a square bullet in front of it using plain text formatting. This is because square bullets are typically used for list items, and list items generally consist of more than a single word.

However, you can achieve a similar visual effect using different methods:

1. Using spaces:

```

[ ] word

```

This will create a visual indentation and place a square bracket in front of the word.

2. Using Markdown:

```markdown

- [ ] word

```

This will create a bullet point with a square bracket in front of the word, which is often used to represent a checkbox.

3. Using HTML:

```html

[ ] word

```

This will create a list item with a square bracket in front of the word within an HTML document.

4. Using a text editor with advanced formatting:

Some text editors offer advanced formatting options that allow you to indent and add special characters like square brackets.

Choose the method that best suits your needs and the context where you are using the formatting.