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Roman
The term carries a heavy weight of historical authority and architectural grandeur. When applied to history, it evokes images of marble columns, strict law, and imperial expansion, often serving as a benchmark for classical civilization. In typography, the word strips away the historical baggage to describe a functional, stable aesthetic. It denotes a lack of slant, suggesting clarity and formality compared to the fluid, decorative nature of italic scripts.
Used when referring to a person from Rome or a citizen of the ancient empire.
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Relating to the city of Rome or the Roman Catholic Church.
"The Roman Curia manages church administration."
Referring to a typeface with upright letters rather than italics.
"The body text is set in a clean Roman font."
A citizen or inhabitant of ancient Rome.
"The Roman legions were feared for their discipline."