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shortened by rewriting with fewer words; -- used of texts; as, a condensed book. Opposite of unabridged.
narrower than usual for a particular height; -- of printers' type. Opposite of expanded.
A narrow, elongated typeface.
A font, the proportion of which has been altered by reducing the width of the letters, numbers, and symbols to bring them closer together, therefore shortening the line.
A version of a typeface that has been compressed horizontally by the typographer.
A condensed font is one where the space between the stems of the characters, and the distance between characters themselves has been reduced.
A kind of milk, or a font with narrower letters than in the normal treatment. Often used to fit headlines in a relatively small space.
A narrower version of a font, used to get a maximum of characters into a given space.
show HIDE Type width is narrowed while height remains the same.
Characters which are narrower to fit into a compact space. A properly condensed character should fit into a smaller space without making it too thin or reducing the character's height.
a style of typeface in which the characters have an elongated appearance.
A type design variation with less than normal set; thus a tightly spaced font.
a narrow version of a font
A narrow version of a typeface, or a shortened version of a book-length work.
A style of typeface with a vertically elongated, narrow appearance.
Type with an elongated appearance, good for headlines
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