Definition of Baskerville in English:

Baskerville

noun ˈbaskəvɪlˈbaskərˌvil

mass noun

A typeface much used in books.
Example sentencesExamples
- A classic dating from the 1750s, the many variations of Baskerville and New Baskerville work quite well for both text and display use.
- You probably don't know that you can do really impressive stuff using Bodoni, Baskerville, Gill, Futura, Sabon or Helvetica… all of which are typefaces that have been around way longer than you have.
- I came to believe that there were few things in the world more beautiful than the deep burning black of Baskerville type on crisp rag paper.
- This is a synopsis of the combined roman and italic Baskerville typeface.
- During the centuries since its creation, Baskerville has remained one of the world's most widely used typefaces.

Origin

Early 19th century: named after John Baskerville (1706–75), English printer, designer of the typeface.

Definition of Baskerville in US English:

Baskerville

nounˈbaskərˌvil

A typeface much used in books.
Example sentencesExamples
- This is a synopsis of the combined roman and italic Baskerville typeface.
- During the centuries since its creation, Baskerville has remained one of the world's most widely used typefaces.
- A classic dating from the 1750s, the many variations of Baskerville and New Baskerville work quite well for both text and display use.
- I came to believe that there were few things in the world more beautiful than the deep burning black of Baskerville type on crisp rag paper.
- You probably don't know that you can do really impressive stuff using Bodoni, Baskerville, Gill, Futura, Sabon or Helvetica… all of which are typefaces that have been around way longer than you have.

Origin

Early 19th century: named after John Baskerville (1706–75), English printer, designer of the typeface.

单词	Baskerville
释义	Definition of Baskerville in English: Baskerville noun ˈbaskəvɪlˈbaskərˌvil mass noun A typeface much used in books. Example sentencesExamples A classic dating from the 1750s, the many variations of Baskerville and New Baskerville work quite well for both text and display use. You probably don't know that you can do really impressive stuff using Bodoni, Baskerville, Gill, Futura, Sabon or Helvetica… all of which are typefaces that have been around way longer than you have. I came to believe that there were few things in the world more beautiful than the deep burning black of Baskerville type on crisp rag paper. This is a synopsis of the combined roman and italic Baskerville typeface. During the centuries since its creation, Baskerville has remained one of the world's most widely used typefaces. Origin Early 19th century: named after John Baskerville (1706–75), English printer, designer of the typeface. Definition of Baskerville in US English: Baskerville nounˈbaskərˌvil A typeface much used in books. Example sentencesExamples This is a synopsis of the combined roman and italic Baskerville typeface. During the centuries since its creation, Baskerville has remained one of the world's most widely used typefaces. A classic dating from the 1750s, the many variations of Baskerville and New Baskerville work quite well for both text and display use. I came to believe that there were few things in the world more beautiful than the deep burning black of Baskerville type on crisp rag paper. You probably don't know that you can do really impressive stuff using Bodoni, Baskerville, Gill, Futura, Sabon or Helvetica… all of which are typefaces that have been around way longer than you have. Origin Early 19th century: named after John Baskerville (1706–75), English printer, designer of the typeface.
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