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Nonbold - What does it mean?

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Noncold vs Nonbold - What's the difference?

noncold | nonbold |


As adjectives the difference between noncold and nonbold

is that noncold is not cold while nonbold is (typography) not bold.

Nonbold vs Nongold - What's the difference?

nonbold | nongold |


As adjectives the difference between nonbold and nongold

is that nonbold is (typography) not bold while nongold is not of or pertaining to gold.

Nonbold vs Nonold - What's the difference?

nonbold | nonold |


As adjectives the difference between nonbold and nonold

is that nonbold is (typography) not bold while nonold is not old.

Nonbald vs Nonbold - What's the difference?

nonbald | nonbold |


As adjectives the difference between nonbald and nonbold

is that nonbald is not bald while nonbold is not bold.

Taxonomy vs Nonbold - What's the difference?

taxonomy | nonbold |


As a noun taxonomy

is the science or the technique used to make a classification.

As an adjective nonbold is

(typography) not bold.

Nonbold vs Unbold - What's the difference?

nonbold | unbold |


In typography terms the difference between nonbold and unbold

is that nonbold is not bold while unbold is having a typeface which is nonbold.

As a verb unbold is

to change printed text from a bold typeface to a normal typeface.

Bold vs Nonbold - What's the difference?

bold | nonbold |


As adjectives the difference between bold and nonbold

is that bold is courageous, daring while nonbold is not bold.

As a noun bold

is a dwelling; habitation; building.

As a verb bold

is to make (a font or some text) bold.

Nonbold vs Unbolded - What's the difference?

nonbold | unbolded | Synonyms |

Unbolded is a synonym of nonbold.



In typography terms the difference between nonbold and unbolded

is that nonbold is not bold while unbolded is not bolded; not in a bold typeface.