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OBLIQUE
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Oblique fonts are slanted versions of a typeface, often mimicking handwriting or cursive, where the letters are simply tilted to the right without significant design changes. They provide emphasis and differentiation from the regular typeface without the weight or form changes of a true italic.
Use for:Emphasis within body text, similar to italics. ·Captions and labels to distinguish them from surrounding text. ·Highlighting key terms or definitions. ·Adding a subtle stylistic flair to shorter pieces of text, like pull quotes. ·Indicating foreign words or phrases. ·Creating a visual hierarchy in lists or tables. ·Signage and wayfinding, to denote directions or sections
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