italicizing (Meaning)

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italicizing (p. pr. & vb. n.)

of Italicize

No weak antonyms found.

*Italicizing* is a method of highlighting or emphasizing specific words or phrases in a written text.
You can *italicize* text in email, word processing documents, and web pages using various methods.
To *italicize* text in HTML, you would use the <em> tag.
In Markdown, you can *italicize* text by surrounding it with asterisks (*).
Some people find *italicizing* text distracting, while others find it helpful for emphasis.
It is important to use *italicizing* sparingly, as overuse can make your text difficult to read.
Some word processors allow you to *italicize* text using a keyboard shortcut, such as Ctrl+I (Windows) or Command+I (Mac).
You can also *italicize* text using a dedicated button in most word processing and text editing software.
If you are unsure whether or not to *italicize* a word or phrase, it is best to err on the side of caution and leave it in regular font.
*Italicizing* text can be an effective way to draw attention to important information or to emphasize a point.

of Italicize

emphasizing, reinforcing,underlining, bringing out, accentuating, underscoring, enhancing, deepening, stressing, augmenting

minimizing, reducing, understating, reducing, decreasing, weakening, understating, de-emphasizing, de-emphasizing, weakening

*Italicizing* is a method of highlighting or emphasizing specific words or phrases in a written text.

You can *italicize* text in email, word processing documents, and web pages using various methods.

To *italicize* text in HTML, you would use the <em> tag.

In Markdown, you can *italicize* text by surrounding it with asterisks (*).