Italics is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for ITALICS in dictionary:

NOUN:
• ITALIC, a letter in italic type
• the Italic group of languages.
ADJECTIVE:
• relating to or denoting the branch of Indo-European languages that includes Latin, Oscan, Umbrian, and the Romance languages.
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• a style of print

Words related to ITALICS

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How to use ITALICS in a sentence

• These words in Italics are not intended to explain the meaning of the word or phrase to which they are annexed, but only to assist in the required reference.
• She was obviously a young person of italics, a human exclamation-point, enthusiastic, irrepressible.
• Here the two phrases in Italics correspond in import, though not in construction.
• Here, if we omit the words in Italics, the sentence will become simple, not elliptical.
• It is over the clause placed in italics that controversy has waxed fiercest.
• The italics and large type are those of the original, not mine.
• The analysis which accompanies the poem, and which is inserted in Italics at the beginning of each stanza, has more than one object.
• It is, however, just what the reader wants to know, and deserves Italics and double-leading, if human actions are ever sufficiently noteworthy for these honors.
• In a scene where he tried to extricate himself from a number of coincident entanglements with various members of the Club he was quite amusing without the aid of italics.
• Combe indicates by the italics, is one in which men of science and practitioners agree.
• These, too, I have naturally wished to use and so, to avoid confusion, have inserted them in italics and with his initials.
• The lines in Italics Johnson had scratched with red ink, probably after having made use of them.
• Emphatic words are often denoted by being written in italics, in SMALL CAPITALS, or in CAPITALS.
• In the following examples, the words and syllables which are improperly accented or emphasized in the poetry, are marked in italics.
• I have marked in Italics the words that especially show in what this curious experiment differs from the previous experiments, and yet does not entirely contradict them.
• Otherwise, the original spelling and the use of capitals and italics have been retained.
• Those passages actually written by the Guardian himself are printed in italics.
• He not only protested against this and other italics as misleading, but clearly explained my sense, which, as I think, needs no other interpreter than the context.
• In most instances I have made no attempt to indicate here instances of italics in the original publication.
• There was a dark significance in these italics, though whether they meant me or the family lawyer I was not sure.
• Barthrop once said to me that Father Payne was the only person he knew who always talked in italics.
• The mere printing of such words in italics is an active force towards degeneration.
• Emphatic words are often denoted by italics, and a still stronger emphasis by SMALL CAPITALS or CAPITALS, according to the degree of emphasis desired.
• Poindexter, delegate from the Mississippi territory, for the words in italics.

Similar words containing ITALIC without suffix s

italic8 genitalic12 italicise11 italicize20 italicised13 italicises12 italicized22 italicizes21 italicising14 italicizing23 italicisation15 italicization24 italicisations16 italicizations25

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