typeface

As a verb typecast

is to cast an actor in the same kind of role repeatedly.

As a noun typeface is

(typography) the particular design of some type a font, or a font family.

As nouns the difference between taxonomy and typeface

is that taxonomy is the science or the technique used to make a classification while typeface is (typography) the particular design of some type a font, or a font family.

In typography terms the difference between typeface and unbold

is that typeface is the particular design of some type. A font, or a font family while unbold is having a typeface which is nonbold.

As a noun typeface

is the particular design of some type. A font, or a font family.

As a verb unbold is

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

As an adjective unbold is

having a typeface which is nonbold.

As a noun typeface

is (typography) the particular design of some type a font, or a font family.

As a proper noun baskerville is

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As a noun typeface

is the particular design of some type. A font, or a font family.

As an adjective semibold is

having a typeface that has thicker than usual strokes, but not as thick as a bold typeface.

As a noun typeface

is (typography) the particular design of some type a font, or a font family.