Tittle
noun
A small stroke or dot in writing or printing, especially the dot over the lowercase letters 'i' and 'j'.
Make sure to add the tittle over the 'i' in your name.

Often appears as...
- tittle of an 'i'
- carefully placed tittle
Usage tips
Neutral
General
noun
A small stroke or dot in writing or printing, especially the dot over the lowercase letters 'i' and 'j'.
Make sure to add the tittle over the 'i' in your name.

Often appears as...
- tittle of an 'i'
- carefully placed tittle
Usage tips
Neutral
General
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Detail
The tittle represents the importance of small details in language.
In a sentence, one might say, 'The tittle is often overlooked but essential in proper typing.'
Metaphor
Used to imply something of little importance.
For example, 'Don’t worry about the tittle when the main idea is more vital.'
Formal Usage
Best used in written or academic contexts.
Consider saying, 'The tittle is necessary for clarity in text.'
Detail
The tittle represents the importance of small details in language.
In a sentence, one might say, 'The tittle is often overlooked but essential in proper typing.'
Metaphor
Used to imply something of little importance.
For example, 'Don’t worry about the tittle when the main idea is more vital.'
Formal Usage
Best used in written or academic contexts.
Consider saying, 'The tittle is necessary for clarity in text.'
Detail
The tittle represents the importance of small details in language.
In a sentence, one might say, 'The tittle is often overlooked but essential in proper typing.'
Metaphor
Used to imply something of little importance.
For example, 'Don’t worry about the tittle when the main idea is more vital.'
Formal Usage
Best used in written or academic contexts.
Consider saying, 'The tittle is necessary for clarity in text.'
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