cursive script
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Definition
- Noun:
- A style of rapid handwriting: "cursive script" refers to a method of writing where letters are formed completely and joined together in a flowing manner within words, typically without lifting the writing instrument from the writing surface.
Usage Examples
- Noun:
- Learning cursive script was a standard part of the school curriculum.
- The historical document was written in an elegant cursive script.
- Her signature is a beautiful example of cursive script.
Advanced Usage
- "in cursive script": written using this flowing, joined style of handwriting.
- The invitation was handwritten in a formal cursive script.
Variants and Related Words
- Cursive (adj/n): Often used as a shorter form to describe the script or the style itself.
- Cursive handwriting is becoming less common.
- Longhand (n): A general term for ordinary handwriting, which may be cursive.
- Script (n): Can refer to a particular system of writing or a style of handwriting.
Synonyms
- Running hand: A synonym emphasizing the continuous, flowing nature of the writing.
- Joined-up writing: A common, informal term, especially in educational contexts.
Antonyms
- Print (n): Writing with separate, unconnected letters.
- Block letters: Capital letters written separately and clearly.
Related Phrases
- "Write in cursive": The common instructional phrase for using this style.
- Please write your essay in cursive.
Noun
- rapid handwriting in which letters are set down in full and are cursively connected within words without lifting the writing implement from the paper