title case

Major words capitalized

Title case is a capitalization style where major words begin with uppercase letters while minor words like articles, prepositions, and conjunctions remain lowercase: The Catcher in the Rye, A Room with a View.

Rules vary—some styles capitalize all words of four or more letters regardless of part of speech.

Title case is standard for book titles, headlines, and headings in formal writing.

typography

capitalization

Using big letters properly

proper noun · chapter heading · subheading · small caps · typesetting · font · boldface · italicize · AP style · MLA style

programming

camelCase

Identifier naming convention

snake_case · syntax · linting · style guide · refactoring

formality

propriety

Correctness of conduct

respectability · polish · presentation · standardization · consistency · attention to detail · editorial standards · house style · proofreading · copyediting

Categories
Opposites
capitalization style

title caselowercase

Uncapitalized letter form

lower case · uppercase · uncapitalized · ALL CAPS · sentence case

Family

case, title, titled, titles, entitle, subtitle, entitled, titling, entitles

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