IPA: //ˈlaɪtfeɪst//
KK: /ˈlaɪtfeɪst/
Describing text that is printed in a style that uses less ink, making it appear lighter compared to bold text.
The document was printed in lightfaced type to make it easier to read.
Lightfaced → It is formed from "light" (from Old English "leoht", meaning not heavy or bright) and "faced" (from Old French "face", meaning the front or surface of something). The word "lightfaced" describes someone whose face is bright or cheerful, often implying a light or happy demeanor.
Think of someone whose face is 'bright' ('light') and has a cheerful 'front' ('faced') — that's why lightfaced means having a bright or cheerful appearance.
No commonly confused words.