boldface
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Definition
Noun:
- A typeface with thick, heavy lines: A style of printing type characterized by strokes that are noticeably thicker and darker than the surrounding text, used for emphasis.
- Text printed in this style: The actual words or characters that are rendered in this heavy type.
Verb:
- To print in boldface: To set or render text using the bold typeface.
Usage Examples
Noun:
- The headings in the document are all in boldface.
- Use boldface to highlight the key terms in your glossary.
Verb:
- You should boldface the most important sentence in each paragraph.
- The editor asked me to boldface the company name wherever it appears.
Advanced Usage
"to put something in boldface": To format specific text using the bold type style.
- For better readability, put the section titles in boldface.
"boldfaced lie": An emphatic or blatant lie. (Note: This is a compound adjective using "boldfaced," a variant of "boldface").
- He told a boldfaced lie to the committee.
Variants and Related Words
Boldfaced (adj): Printed in boldface; also used figuratively to mean shameless or brazen.
- The boldfaced headline caught everyone's attention.
- It was a boldfaced attempt to avoid responsibility.
Bold (adj): As a related adjective describing the typeface itself.
- Select the text and click the 'B' icon for bold font.
Synonyms
- Emphasized text (noun phrase)
- Highlight (verb, in a general formatting context)
- Heavy type (noun phrase)
Related Phrases
In bold: A common phrase meaning formatted with a bold typeface.
- The warning was written in bold.
Bold and italic: Referring to combined text formatting styles.
- The book title should be in bold and italic.
Noun
- a typeface with thick heavy lines
Verb
- print in boldface