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Meaning
Adj
●
In Typography:
upright,
as opposed to
italic.
●
In Computing:
of or related to the Latin alphabet.
●
In Rome:
Of or from Rome.
●
In Ancient Rome & Rome:
Of or from the Roman Empire.
●
Of
noble
countenance
but with little
facial
expression.
●
Supporting the
characters
of the Latin alphabet.
●
In Law:
Used to
distinguish
a Roman
numeral
from an Arabic
numeral
in
oral
discourse.
●
In Typography:
A
font
that is
upright
,
as opposed to
oblique
or
italic
. (See
roman
font
.)
●
Of or
pertaining
to the Roman Catholic Church or the Holy See.
●
In Architecture:
Of a
style
characterised
by the
size
and
boldness
of its round
arches
and
vaults
, and having
baths
,
aqueducts
,
basilicas
,
amphitheatres
, etc.
Noun
●
In Typography:
One of the main three types used for the Latin
alphabet
(the others being
italics
and
blackletter
), in which the
ascenders
are mostly straight.
●
A novel.
●
In Rome:
A
native
or
resident
of Rome.
●
In Rome:
A
native
or
resident
of the Roman Empire.
●
The Roman script.
●
In Printing:
A
single
letter
or
character
in Roman type.
●
In Demonyms:
A Roman Catholic.
Name
●
A
male
given name
from Latin
recently
borrowed
from
continental
Europe.
●
A surname.
Sourced from
Wiktionary
Antonyms
Italic
Italicised
Italicized
Oblique
Slanted
Sloped
Related
Egyptian
Medieval
Germanic
Saxon
Norse
Mongol
Greek
Celtic
Pagan
Caesar
Napoleon
Babylonian
Ancient
Viking
Christian
Macedonian
Hellenistic
Georgian
Greeks
Frankish
Emperor
Etruscan
Persian
Moorish
Venetian
Empire
French
Italian
Byzantine
Pharaoh
King
Latin
Mayan
Ruler
Hellenic
Ottoman
Aztec
Assyrian
Renaissance
Arab
Henry
Chinese
Gothic
Moses
Alexander
Hebrew
Pope
Athens
Turkish
Charlemagne
Egyptians
Byzantium
Phoenician
David
German
Gallic
European
Portuguese
Monarch
Ancient Rome
Ancient Greek
Byzantine Empire
Middle Ages
Alexander The Great
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Rhymes
Omen
Roman
Yeoman
Roamin'
Abdomen
Showman
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