letter case
Capital or minuscule
Letter case is the distinction between uppercase (capital) and lowercase (small) letters in alphabets that make this distinction.
Case affects meaning and grammar: proper nouns take uppercase, most words don't.
The password is case-sensitive.
To change case is to convert between forms: She typed the title in all caps, then changed it to title case.
- titlecaseCapitalizing each word's start
- minusculeExtremely small in size
- capitalizationUsing big letters properly
- capCovering for top
- small capsShorter uppercase letterforms
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- writing rulespunctuation, capitalization, spelling, apostrophes, commas
- capitalisationproper noun, initials, small caps
- small-cap stocksmicrocap, penny stock
- spellingspelling, spelling rules, spelling patterns, spelling errors, spelling conventions
letter casefont size
Text dimension setting
point size · font · typeface · font weight · letter spacing
letter casecase-insensitive
Ignoring letter capitalization
Arabic script · Hebrew script · Chinese characters · all-caps
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