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upper case
noun
Printing.
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upper case
noun
- the top half of a compositor's type case in which capital letters, reference marks, and accents are kept
adjective
- of or relating to capital letters kept in this case and used in the setting or production of printed or typed matter
verb
- tr to print with upper-case letters; capitalize
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51³Ô¹Ï History and Origins
Origin of upper case1
First recorded in 1675–85
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Example Sentences
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There’s no choice involved: the letter has to be upper case.
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The Globe explained that the word has evolved from a description of a person’s skin color to signify a race and culture, and deserves the upper case treatment much the way other ethnic terms do.
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When choosing a password, we're generally advised to use one upper case letter, an unusual character and a number.
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Here you go: Beecher’s, the wine-and-cocktail lounge Upper Case Bar, and for your cup of joe, Caffe Vita.
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Donald J. Trump is “change†— in all upper case, with an exclamation point, and as “The Ride Of The Valkyries†thunders in the background.
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