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SMALL CAP
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Small caps fonts feature uppercase characters that are designed to be the same height as the lowercase letters of the font. This creates a more subtle emphasis than full caps and is often used to improve readability and visual harmony in text blocks.
Use for:Displaying acronyms without disrupting the visual flow of text. ·Formatting names in bibliographies or citations. ·Setting opening paragraphs or chapter beginnings for a sophisticated look. ·Representing speech prefixes in scripts or plays. ·Enhancing the appearance of headings and subheadings. ·Adding subtle emphasis to key words or phrases. ·Styling legal documents or contracts where a distinction between types of names is required.
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