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Meanings of all capitals in anglès
Text containing only uppercase letters or manner to write using only uppercase (capital) letters (due to need for emphasis, technical limits or any other reason)
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Examples for "all capitalized"
Examples for "all capitalized"
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These pronouns were formerly all capitalized as a mark of respect to God whenever there was any mention of him, even indirect.
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All capitalized terms used in this Privacy Policy that are not otherwise defined have the meanings set forth in the Glossary.
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Hamilton question that I need the answer to, all caps for need.
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Second, helping the Greatest Generation send out e-mail in all caps on purpose.
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Had anyone glanced over my shoulder to see it written in all caps?
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He stepped up to the hatch-cover, and all caps came off.
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The cars drove past the chapel and all caps were raised.
Usage of all capitals in anglès
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That may put pressure on all capitals to keep their promises.
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A city man myself, I might have known that all capitals are noxious.
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REIA president Malcolm Gunning said prices decreased in all capitals except for Brisbane and Adelaide.
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A single sentence written in all capitals.
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This is really like Aladdin's lamp, and is a usage that merits being adopted in all capitals.
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It's all capitals, and wrongly spelt.'
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Like all capitals on the verge of a great war, but as yet untouched by its destructive breath, it throbbed with life.
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But it was all Capitals after that.
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After that, it was all Capitals.
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It was merely the day's work, the ship's work, the MAN'S work-allcapitals, if you please, in MAN.
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All capitals required active motion.
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"You speak the language of all capitals, but I cannot fancy you in Berlin."
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All capitals required active motion; it was in their nature not to remain passive and unemployed; they would soon turn them into other channels.
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All capitals are strategic points, for the double reason that they are not only centers of communications, but also the seats of power and government.