ITALICS

ITALICS


This is a 7 letter answer

Dictionary definitions:


Word: italics

A typeface in which the letters slant to the right.
An oblique handwriting style, such as used by Italian calligraphers of the Renaissance.
Letters in an italic typeface. Example: There is no need to put the whole paragraph in italics.


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Crooked type
Emphatic letters
Emphatic type
Quotes alternatives
Right-leaning letters
Right-leaning type
Sign of stress
Sign of stress?
Slanted letters
Slanted type
Slanted writing
Stress indicator
Stressful letters?
Stressful type?
Theyre inclined to be stressful
Theyre not straight up
Theyre slanted
Theyre used to stress
Tilted type
Type for book titles
What an underline might indicate
Word list?
___This style___
A style of printing.
Type for special purposes.
Type used for emphasis.
Style of type
Type used since 1501.
Type style
Kind of type
Emphatic print type
Type of type
Sloped letters
They're used to stress
Slanted writing?
It leans to the right
Bold alternative
Underlining alternative
Sloping type
Sloping typeface
iSuch type/ispan/span
Letters slanting upward to the right
Letters in sloping type
Sloping letters
Sloping characters
Sloping typefaces
New CIA list in emphatic kind of script
Type that leans forward for emphasis, perhaps
The type inclined to emphasise something?
Type inclined to emphasise things
Aussie town detailed in its leaning uprights
Theyre used for emphasis
They emphasise it's about a girl, mostly
Echidna
Intermittent
Sign up
Throw
Garments in wide, upright box
They lean forward to indicate species in text
Silicate almost cracks, showing signs of stress
Slanted characters
Slanting letters
spanCIA list altered showing /spanicharacters like these/i
Type style named after a country
Sort of typeface
Visible sign of stress?
Type that slopes
Characters on the slope?
Slanting type
emThis typeface/em




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