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- adjective Alternative spelling of
sans serif .
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Examples
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The seriffed–sanserif contrast can be used to separate definitions (seriffed) from metalanguage (sanserif), providing an axis of contrast analogous to the ‘bold for look-up items, normal weight for text’ that readers are used to.
Not Just a Pretty Face: The Contribution of Typography to Lexicography Paul Luna 2009
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OUP Swift is a seriffed family, OUP Argo a sanserif family, and both have full ranges of constituent fonts; small capitals, for example, are available in both typeface families in all weights and style variants.
Not Just a Pretty Face: The Contribution of Typography to Lexicography Paul Luna 2009
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The seriffed–sanserif contrast can be used to separate definitions (seriffed) from metalanguage (sanserif), providing an axis of contrast analogous to the ‘bold for look-up items, normal weight for text’ that readers are used to.
Archive 2009-02-01 Paul Luna 2009
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OUP Swift is a seriffed family, OUP Argo a sanserif family, and both have full ranges of constituent fonts; small capitals, for example, are available in both typeface families in all weights and style variants.
Archive 2009-02-01 Paul Luna 2009
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Upon opening them, I found myself staring at a small, six-inch black plate with Daniel Kearney inscribed in white sanserif text.
absentia Diary Entry absentia 2002
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I wish the printer down in Backgrounding didn't have this fuzzy sanserif typeface ...
Galaxy Jane Goulart, Ron, 1933- 1986
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J.P. Morgan is there, in square green block capitals; Gracie Fields in sloping black ones; Jack Hulbert in heliotrope Roman; Baden-Powell in bold blue sanserif; Arnold Bennett (rather surprisingly) in ecclesiastical Gothic; and Ian Hay in what I can only describe as yellow rococo.
Try Anything Twice 1938
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This site fails utterly - using various misaligned oblique, outline, script, serif, sanserif and ornamental fonts.
FrontPage Magazine 2010
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