different between italicise vs italicize
italicise
English
Etymology
From italic +? -ise.
Pronunciation
- IPA(key): /??tæl.?.sa?z/
Verb
italicise (third-person singular simple present italicises, present participle italicising, simple past and past participle italicised)
- Non-Oxford British English standard spelling of italicize.
Derived terms
- italicisation
- unitalicise
Anagrams
- laicities
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italicize
English
Alternative forms
- italicise (Commonwealth)
Etymology
From italic +? -ize.
Pronunciation
- enPR: ?-t?l'?-s?z'
Verb
italicize (third-person singular simple present italicizes, present participle italicizing, simple past and past participle italicized) (transitive)
- (typography) To put into italics.
- (figuratively) To emphasize.
Derived terms
- italicization
- unitalicize
Translations
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- what italics mean
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- what italics are used for
- what italicized in mla format
- what's italicized in apa
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