ITALICS

a style of printing where the letters lean to the right, used variously, as to emphasize words, indicate foreign words, set off book titles, etc. —Academy Level I Glossary - Approved November 1990

a style of printing where the letters lean to the right, used variously, as to emphasize words, indicate foreign words, set off book titles, etc. This is an example of italics. Used figuratively in this lecture. But I said, "Well, sir" - it was in underscore and sir was in italics.

a style of printing where the letters lean to the right, used variously, as to emphasize words, indicate foreign words, set off book titles, etc. This is an example of italics. Used figuratively in this lecture. But I said, "Well, sir" - it was in underscore and sir was in italics.

a style of printing where the letters lean to the right, used variously, as to emphasize words, indicate foreign words, set off book titles, etc.a style of printing where the letters lean to the right, used variously, as to emphasize words, indicate foreign words, set off book titles, etc. This is an example of italics. Used figuratively in this lecture.letters that slant to the right. These are italics.