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i·tal·i·cize

(ĭ-tăl′ĭ-sīz′, ī-tăl′-)
tr.v. i·tal·i·cized, i·tal·i·ciz·ing, i·tal·i·ciz·es
1. To print in italic type.
2. To underscore (written matter) with a single line to indicate italics.
3. To emphasize: "italicizing the upper extremity of the pitch spectrum with flute or piccolo" (Arthur Berger).
i·tal′i·ci·za′tion (-sĭ-zā′shən) n.
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italicize

(ɪˈtælɪˌsaɪz) or

italicise

vb
1. (Printing, Lithography & Bookbinding) to print (textual matter) in italic type
2. (Printing, Lithography & Bookbinding) (tr) to underline (letters, words, etc) with a single line to indicate italics
iˌtaliciˈzation, iˌtaliciˈsation n
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i•tal•i•cize

(ɪˈtæl əˌsaɪz, aɪˈtæl-)

v. -cized, -ciz•ing. v.t.
1. to print in italic type.
2. to underscore (a word or the like) with a single line, as in indicating italics.
v.i.
3. to use italics.
i•tal`i•ci•za′tion, n.
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italicize


Past participle: italicized
Gerund: italicizing

Imperative
italicize
italicize
Present
I italicize
you italicize
he/she/it italicizes
we italicize
you italicize
they italicize
Preterite
I italicized
you italicized
he/she/it italicized
we italicized
you italicized
they italicized
Present Continuous
I am italicizing
you are italicizing
he/she/it is italicizing
we are italicizing
you are italicizing
they are italicizing
Present Perfect
I have italicized
you have italicized
he/she/it has italicized
we have italicized
you have italicized
they have italicized
Past Continuous
I was italicizing
you were italicizing
he/she/it was italicizing
we were italicizing
you were italicizing
they were italicizing
Past Perfect
I had italicized
you had italicized
he/she/it had italicized
we had italicized
you had italicized
they had italicized
Future
I will italicize
you will italicize
he/she/it will italicize
we will italicize
you will italicize
they will italicize
Future Perfect
I will have italicized
you will have italicized
he/she/it will have italicized
we will have italicized
you will have italicized
they will have italicized
Future Continuous
I will be italicizing
you will be italicizing
he/she/it will be italicizing
we will be italicizing
you will be italicizing
they will be italicizing
Present Perfect Continuous
I have been italicizing
you have been italicizing
he/she/it has been italicizing
we have been italicizing
you have been italicizing
they have been italicizing
Future Perfect Continuous
I will have been italicizing
you will have been italicizing
he/she/it will have been italicizing
we will have been italicizing
you will have been italicizing
they will have been italicizing
Past Perfect Continuous
I had been italicizing
you had been italicizing
he/she/it had been italicizing
we had been italicizing
you had been italicizing
they had been italicizing
Conditional
I would italicize
you would italicize
he/she/it would italicize
we would italicize
you would italicize
they would italicize
Past Conditional
I would have italicized
you would have italicized
he/she/it would have italicized
we would have italicized
you would have italicized
they would have italicized
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ThesaurusAntonymsRelated WordsSynonymsLegend:
Verb 1. italicize - print in italics
print, impress - reproduce by printing
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italicize

verb
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Translations
vysadit kurzívou
dõlt betûvel szed/nyomtat
skáletra
vysádzať kurzívou
italikleştirmek

italicize

[ɪˈtælɪsaɪz] VT → poner en cursiva or bastardilla
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italicize

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italic

(iˈtӕlik) , (aiˈtalik) adjective
(of print) of the sloping kind used eg to show emphasis and for the examples in this dictionary. This example is printed in italic type. kursivering حَرْف مائِل курсивен itálico psaný kurzivou kursiv kursiv κυρτός, πλάγιος cursiva kursiiv- برجسته؛ ایتالیک kursivoitu italique אוֹתִיוֹת נְטוּיוֹת तिरछा kurzivan dőlt (betű) huruf miring skáletraður corsivo イタリック体の 이탤릭체의 kursyvinis kursīvs huruf condong cursief kursiv- kursywa غټ خط، په كمپيوټر كښې يو ډول خط itálico italic курсивный kurzíva kurziven kurzivan kursiv ตัวอักษรแบบตัวเอน eğik yazı, italik 斜體的 курсивний ترچھے حروف nghiêng 斜体的
iˈtalicize, iˈtalicise (-saiz) verb
to put (words) in italics. kursiveer يطبَع أو يَكتُب بالحَرْف المائِل печатам с курсив pôr em itálico vysadit kurzívou in Kursiv drucken skrive med kursiv γράφω με πλάγια γράμματα poner en cursiva kursiivkirja panema با حروف ایتالیک نوشتن kursivoida mettre en italique לִכתוֹב בְּאוֹתִיוֹת נְטוּיוֹת मदवार kurzivirati dőlt betűvel (v. kurzívval) szed/nyomtat membuat huruf miring skáletra mettere in corsivo イタリック体にする 이탤릭체를 사용하다 parašyti kursyvu iespiest/salikt kursīvā menulis dengan huruf condong cursiveren kursivere, utheve pisać kursywą په ايټاليك ډول ليكل pôr em itálico a tipări cu italice/cu caractere cursive выделять курсивом vysádzať kurzívou tiskati v kurzivi štampati kurzivom kursivera พิมพ์ด้วยตัวเอน italikleştirmek 用斜體字表示 виділяти курсивом ترچھے حروف میں لکھنا in nghiêng 用斜体字印刷
iˈtalics noun plural
italic print. This example is printed in italics. kursivering بالحُروف المائِلَه курсив itálico kurzíva kursiv bogstaver i kursiv πλάγια στοιχεία cursiva kursiivkiri حروف ایتالیک kursivoitu teksti italique בְּאוֹתִיוֹת נְטוּיוֹת तिरछे अक्षर kurziv dőlt, kurzív (betű) italik skáletur corsivo イタリック体 이탤릭체 kursyvas kursīvs huruf condong met cursieve letter, cursief kursiv kursywa ايټاليك تګى itálico caractere italice курсив kurzíva kurziva kurziv kursivering, kursiverad stil ตัวอักษรแบบตัวเอน italik yazı 斜體字 курсив ترچھی چھپائی hình nghiêng 斜体,斜体字
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Editorial footnotes, bracketed information, italicization, or underlining.
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(See Figure 2.) The visual stress of italicization augments the acoustic; Q1 regularly italicizes place names, but here Denmarke appears prominently at the end of a line on the same page.
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And although Silver peppers the translation with occasional and useful footnotes (one on page 76 explicates a humorous wordplay), one comes away wishing she had added a translator's note, explaining perhaps why she decided to add the adjective "strong" before the noun "desire" when Cortazar discusses his first trip to Cuba in 1959, following the triumph of the Revolution, or why she italicized the adjective "historical" before the noun "stage" at the beginning and end of a paragraph in the 1st Class, an italicization that does not occur in the original.
Julio Cortazar. Literature Class, Berkeley 1980
The subtitle, in all its verbosity and italicization, nicely encapsulates the author's impatience with atavistic analysis.
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As I said, it may well be that "immigration is just another government redistribution program." My italicization of "just" was not a random click on my track pad.
Two immigrants debate immigration: a conversation about who wins and who loses when America opens its golden door
The italicization of "Salem" in '"Salem Witchcraft" may be Neal's hint of the author of the tale, for Hawthorne then lived in Salem.
John Neal on Hawthorne and Poe in the New England Galaxy of 1835
In the same vein, a growing body of visual input enhancement studies has tapped the possibility of making input more perceptible to second language learners by employing enhancement techniques with typographical cues (e.g., underlining, boldfacing, italicization, capitalization or other strategies such as color coding).
The effect of input enhancement and concordance-based activities on Iranian EFL learners' acquisition and retention of phrasal verbs
The italicization of the first four words and the enumerative style, which differs markedly from the prose of the rest of this passage, draw our attention to the constructedness of the fictional world.
Absurd catalogues: the functions of lists in postmodernist fiction
The French language is othered conspicuously throughout the book by the italicization and explicit translation of some French formulaic phrases (including "s'il vous plaft," "merci," "bonjour," and "au revoir") while English is left unmarked and tacitly assumed as the linguistic and cultural norm of both the author and the child audience.
Childhood, power, and travel in Salvatore Rubbino's picture books: a walk in the city
Italicization indicates that the text appears in a declaration of rights.
If religious liberty does not mean exemptions, what might it mean? The Founders' constitutionalism of the inalienable rights of religious liberty

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