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calligraphic
The term describes something that is not just "neat" or "legible," but intentionally artistic and stylized. It carries a connotation of elegance, tradition, and deliberate craftsmanship. It is most commonly used in formal, artistic, or historical contexts.
When used to describe a style (e.g., "calligraphic lines"), it refers to the varying thickness of strokes—the characteristic "thick and thin" look created by a flat-edged pen or brush. This distinguishes it from "cursive," which refers to joined-up handwriting regardless of artistic intent.
In modern design and typography, "calligraphic" is often used to describe digital fonts that mimic the fluid, organic motion of a human hand, contrasting with the rigid, geometric nature of standard sans-serif typefaces.
Meanings
Examples
The invitation was written in a stunning calligraphic script.
招待状は見事なカリグラフィーの書体で書かれていた.
このカリグラフィーのスタイルは誕生日カードにしてはフォーマルすぎると思うか.
博物館の展示には明時代の書道の傑作がいくつか並んでいる.