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Meanings of cursive in English
Portuguese
letra cursiva Rapid handwriting in which letters are set down in full and are cursively connected within words without lifting the writing implement from the paper.
Style of penmanship in which some characters are written joined together in a flowing manner, generally for the purpose of making writing faster.
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Usage of cursive in English
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High on her left arm, written in cursive it says: Cruelty Free.
2
Sarah continued her cursive chatter regarding the places she had served in.
3
He still wrote in cursive script, racing the truth out of himself.
4
Officials tossed five ballots because the voter wrote their name in cursive.
5
This was a man who had probably more skill in German cursive.
6
The last word's in block capitals but the first two are cursive.
7
There's her name, the adolescent cursive round as a string of bubbles.
8
However, if you don't learn cursive writing how will you sign a document?
9
Imperial Chinese courts used a specialized, cursive script to record proceedings.
10
The words Codex GatesO are written in cursive at the top.
11
The new Cadbury logo is now lighter and more cursive than its predecessor.
12
In class, we talked about dinosaurs and practiced cursive before Mrs.
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Some were printed rather than written in cursive script, as required.
14
Xavier hated cursive; it took too long and looked too fancy.
15
The tale on his abdomen, written in a fine, cursive style.
16
Above the door, a neon sign displayed ricki's in blue cursive.
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Translations for cursive
Portuguese
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Cursive through the time
Cursive across language varieties
United States of America
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