Typeface

Pronunciation: /ˈtaɪpˌfeɪs/

Definitions of typeface

noun the style or appearance of printed matter

Example Sentences

A1 The typeface on the menu was easy to read.

A2 I prefer using a simple typeface for my school assignments.

B1 The designer chose a modern typeface for the company's logo.

B2 The typeface used in the book added to its overall aesthetic appeal.

C1 The graphic designer meticulously selected the perfect typeface for the project.

C2 Her keen eye for detail allowed her to recognize the subtle differences between various typefaces.

Examples of typeface in a Sentence

formal The designer carefully selected a classic serif typeface for the company's new logo.

informal I love how this typeface makes the text look so elegant and sophisticated.

slang That typeface is so basic, we need something more edgy for this project.

figurative The typeface of his words seemed to convey a sense of urgency and importance.

Grammatical Forms of typeface

• past tense: typed
• plural: typefaces
• comparative: more typeface
• superlative: most typeface
• present tense: typefaces
• future tense: will typeface
• perfect tense: have typefaced
• continuous tense: is typefacing
• singular: typeface
• positive degree: typeface
• infinitive: to typeface
• gerund: typefacing
• participle: typefaced

Origin and Evolution of typeface

First Known Use: 1887 year

Language of Origin: English

Story behind the word: The word 'typeface' originated from the printing industry, where it referred to a particular design of a set of characters, such as a font.

Evolution of the word: Over time, the term 'typeface' has come to be commonly used to describe a specific style or design of text in digital and print media, encompassing various fonts and styles.