rubricate
/ˈruːbrɪkeɪt/
verb
- To mark or color with red, especially in a manuscript or book.
- The artist decided to rubricate the chapter headings for emphasis.
- Medieval monks would rubricate important letters in religious texts.
- In the old manuscript, the scribe rubricated the first word of each paragraph.
- To provide with rubrics or classify under headings.
- She rubricated the report by adding clear section titles.
- The teacher rubricated the assignment guidelines for the students.
- The editor rubricated the document to make it easier to navigate.