"Italicizes" Natural Recordings by Native Speakers
The word "italicizes" is the third person singular present tense of the verb "to italicize". To italicize means to write or type in italics, which are a style of font characterized by sloping cursive letters. Italicizing text is often used to emphasize its importance, distinguish it from other text, or to indicate a quotation or a title.
Italicised is a verb that means to modify typed or written text so that it is styled in italics, which is a typographical style that is intended to distinguish certain text, such as titles, foreign words, or emphasized phrases, from the normal text.
Italicization is the act of making a word, phrase, or character appear in italics, which is a typographical style that uses an oblique angle in the slant of the letters. This is often used to add emphasis, distinguish a foreign phrase, or indicate that a word or phrase is a title.
The word "italicize" means to write or print in italics, which is a style of typeface characterized by slanted letters and fading lightness from top to bottom.
Italicized refers to writing or printing words or letters that are slanting to the right, often used to emphasize or distinguish certain words, phrases, or titles.