capless
- adjective
- /ˈkæpləs/
- The document was capless and difficult to read.
Examples
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Please submit your username in a capless format to avoid confusion.
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The poem was intentionally written capless to create a unique visual style.
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The logo was designed to appear capless for a modern and minimalist look.
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I received a capless email from Sarah.
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The letter was written in capless style, making it look casual and easy to read.
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She prefers documents to be capless, as it gives them a modern appearance.
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In a capless format, the entire text is in lowercase letters, which can be more approachable.
Synonyms
Written using small letters, not capital letters
Written with a small first letter
Not using different word forms for subject and object, or different capital and small letters
Antonyms
How Capitalized
Surface Forms
Morphology
capless = cap (transparent) = cap + less
The meaning is directly derived from 'cap' and the suffix '-less', indicating the absence of capital letters.
Etymology
Capless comes from cap, short for capital which means 'big' or 'head', and -less, meaning 'without'. That is why capless writing or logos are made 'without' capital letters.