Definition of Garamond in English:

Garamond

noun ˈɡarəmɒnd

mass noun

A kind of typeface.
Example sentencesExamples
- Most importantly they don't have the resolution needed to properly render highly legible serif typefaces like Times and Garamond.
- Of course, we're not ones to settle for the Model-T of fonts so we've opted to use the much more attractive Garamond or Georgia for our page's print version.
- The Garamond types were the ancestors of Caslon and other faces classified as old style.
- The new font is easy to read but I mourn the passing of Helvetica and Garamond.
- I have no idea if you use Times Roman or Garamond.

Origin

Mid 19th century: named after Claude Garamond (1499–1561), French type founder.

Definition of Garamond in US English:

Garamond

nounˈɡerəˌmänd

A kind of typeface.
Example sentencesExamples
- The Garamond types were the ancestors of Caslon and other faces classified as old style.
- Most importantly they don't have the resolution needed to properly render highly legible serif typefaces like Times and Garamond.
- The new font is easy to read but I mourn the passing of Helvetica and Garamond.
- Of course, we're not ones to settle for the Model-T of fonts so we've opted to use the much more attractive Garamond or Georgia for our page's print version.
- I have no idea if you use Times Roman or Garamond.

Origin

Mid 19th century: named after Claude Garamond (1499–1561), French type designer and publisher.

单词	Garamond
释义	Definition of Garamond in English: Garamond noun ˈɡarəmɒnd mass noun A kind of typeface. Example sentencesExamples Most importantly they don't have the resolution needed to properly render highly legible serif typefaces like Times and Garamond. Of course, we're not ones to settle for the Model-T of fonts so we've opted to use the much more attractive Garamond or Georgia for our page's print version. The Garamond types were the ancestors of Caslon and other faces classified as old style. The new font is easy to read but I mourn the passing of Helvetica and Garamond. I have no idea if you use Times Roman or Garamond. Origin Mid 19th century: named after Claude Garamond (1499–1561), French type founder. Definition of Garamond in US English: Garamond nounˈɡerəˌmänd A kind of typeface. Example sentencesExamples The Garamond types were the ancestors of Caslon and other faces classified as old style. Most importantly they don't have the resolution needed to properly render highly legible serif typefaces like Times and Garamond. The new font is easy to read but I mourn the passing of Helvetica and Garamond. Of course, we're not ones to settle for the Model-T of fonts so we've opted to use the much more attractive Garamond or Georgia for our page's print version. I have no idea if you use Times Roman or Garamond. Origin Mid 19th century: named after Claude Garamond (1499–1561), French type designer and publisher.
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