majuscule

/ˈmædʒəskjul/
adjective
  1. Written in or using large letters; capital or uncial.
    • Majuscule script was common in early medieval manuscripts.
    • The title was printed in majuscule letters to make it stand out.
    • She prefers majuscule handwriting for formal invitations.
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noun
  1. A large letter, either capital or uncial, used in writing or printing.
    • In old books, each chapter started with a decorated majuscule.
    • The scribe carefully drew each majuscule with a fine brush.
    • The first word of the sentence began with a majuscule.
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