What does italics mean?
noun
A style of printing or writing in which the words or letters are slanted to the right, used to indicate emphasis or to distinguish a quotation from the main text. In typography, italics are a type of font that is slanted to the right.
Example
"The book was written in italics, making it easy to distinguish the dialogue from the narrative."
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