Definition

A particular design or appearance of printed letters and characters used in writing or printing.

Example

The typestyle used in the book made it easy to read.

Conversation

I was looking at some new fonts, and I love this typestyle from the 90s.

Oh really? That retro vibe is making a comeback, isn't it?

Definitely! I think a unique typestyle can really make a design stand out.

For sure! It adds so much character to the overall look.

Synonyms & Antonyms

Root Explanation

Typestyle → It is formed from "type" (from Greek "typos", meaning a mark or impression) and "style" (from Latin "stilus", meaning a pen or manner of writing). The word "typestyle" refers to a particular design or appearance of printed characters, combining the idea of a marked impression with a specific manner of presentation.

Memory Tip

Think of a 'mark' or 'impression' ('type') combined with a specific 'manner of writing' ('style') to remember that 'typestyle' refers to a particular design of printed characters.

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