What is another word for majuscule?
Pronunciation:
[ mˈad͡ʒəskjˌuːl], [ mˈadʒəskjˌuːl], [ m_ˈa_dʒ_ə_s_k_j_ˌuː_l]
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Synonyms for Majuscule:
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adj.
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n.
• capitalization • letter • uppercase Other relevant words:
- Abecedary ,
- Christcross-row ,
- Lexigraphic ,
- Resources ,
- Trigraph ,
- abecedarian ,
- adroit ,
- alphabet ,
- alphabetic ,
- alphabetical ,
- assets ,
- avid ,
- back ,
- base ,
- beard ,
- belly ,
- bevel ,
- big ,
- body ,
- bonnet ,
- bully ,
- cap ,
- capital letter ,
- capitals ,
- case ,
- cash ,
- ceiling ,
- character ,
- city ,
- corking ,
- counter ,
- cracking ,
- crest ,
- dandy ,
- desirous ,
- detonator ,
- digraph ,
- distinguished ,
- due ,
- eager ,
- elegant ,
- eminent ,
- enceinte ,
- enthusiastic ,
- expectant ,
- extensive ,
- extreme ,
- face ,
- famous ,
- fervent ,
- font ,
- funds ,
- gigantic ,
- graphemic ,
- gravid ,
- groove ,
- groovy ,
- hieroglyphic ,
- ideogram ,
- ideograph ,
- ideographic ,
- initial ,
- intelligent ,
- intense ,
- italic ,
- keen ,
- large ,
- large letter ,
- letter ,
- lettered ,
- lid ,
- ligature ,
- limit ,
- literal ,
- logotype ,
- majuscular ,
- money ,
- neat ,
- nick ,
- nifty ,
- outstanding ,
- peachy ,
- pica ,
- pictographic ,
- point ,
- printing ,
- roman ,
- sans serif ,
- script ,
- shank ,
- sharp ,
- shoulder ,
- smashing ,
- stamp ,
- stem ,
- stock ,
- tip ,
- type ,
- typeface ,
- uncial ,
- upper ,
- upper case ,
- upper-case letter ,
- very good ,
- washington ,
- wealth ,
- working capital ,
- writing ,
- zealous .
How to use "Majuscule" in context?
The majuscule (from Late Latin majuscula, from Ancient Greek ΜαγνηÃκÌ (mangaÃÂs, "large letter"), from μαγνᾷν (mangaîn, "to enlarge")) is the largest type of letter used in the Latin alphabet. From the 9th century to the 18th, it was the major letter size for writing all languages in the Western world except Greek, which used capital letters. Today, only monumental works, such as the Bible and works of classical poetry, still use majuscule.
Homophones for Majuscule:
- makalu, megacycle, micelle, muckhill, Mock Azalia, macula, minuscule, macaulay, maniacal, mosaic law, megachile, meekly, mensal, muscle, muzzle, macushla, messily, music hall, macule, musically, missal, mexicali, mogul, mesial, mezcal, Mukalla, mangle, meningeal, miscall, mawkishly, muesli, musial, mescal, mess hall, moghul, Minke Whale, mew gull, monomaniacal, maxwell, monocycle, mickle, Mohs Scale, mccauley, mongolia, monocle, manacle, mokulu, mizzle, moselle, mamoncillo, mainsail, macleaya, muckle, mislay, magical, mugil, monongahela, mecholyl, meningocele, miniscule, missile, moon shell, Megillah, mussel, mucosal, michael, musical, mingle, missoula, misally, measly, music school, magically, mosul, mackle, moonshell, maxilla, mongol.
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