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Meanings of italics in English
Usage of italics in English
1
In this Etext, text in italics has been written in capital letters.
2
The italics in these extracts, as in the foregoing, are my own.
3
Contains the following families, those that are not Indian being in italics;-
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The same quotation is given here with an additional sentence in italics:
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In printed sermons, for example, the text is often set in italics.
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The italics, which are mine, will point out the words in question:-
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Those passages actually written by the Guardian himself are printed in italics.
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Notice the use of italics, of punctuation marks, and of capital letters.
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Why are there loads of italics and arbitrary breaks in the text?
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He noticed a comment in italics when he looked up the word.
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Transcriber's Note: I have removed page numbers; all italics are emphasis only.
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The italics emphasize our own feeling with regard to this niggardly arrangement.
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A single line single line indicates that italics are to be used.
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For this purpose they are no better than italics, if as good.
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He likes italics and there are lots of those with the asides.
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In the following sentences choose the proper form from the words in italics:
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Translations for italics
Russian
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Italics through the time
Italics across language varieties
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