handwriting
- noun
- /ˈhændˌraɪtɪŋ/
- Handwriting doesn't change.
- handwriting speed
- handwriting instruction
- handwriting fluency
And in fact, the very first examples we have of ancient handwriting are tax records, tax documents.
- And in fact, the very first examples we have of ancient handwriting are tax records, tax documents.
- But when students are tested for comprehension and retention, handwriting notes actually is leads to better results.
- And so but and so when I did Meghan Markle's podcast, I like gave her a handwriting thank you card.
Examples
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Please make sure your handwriting is legible so everyone can read your notes.
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Please make sure your handwriting is legible.
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Yes, this has got handwriting on the front of it.
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And in fact, the very first examples we have of ancient handwriting are tax records, tax documents.
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You have to work on your handwriting.
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You have to excuse my handwriting.
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You have to show her how beautiful your handwriting has become, and I have to show the children here how to write as beautifully as you do.
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Students were instructed to copy the sentences using their best handwriting and to lay their pencils down when finished.
Academic text (2014) -
How's your handwriting?
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RMP provides practice in handwriting, copying, writing, and spelling in separate workbooks.
Academic text (2015)
Synonyms
The way a person forms letters when they write
Handwriting that shows a person's style of writing
The skill of writing by hand clearly and neatly
A style of writing in which letters are joined and flow together
Writing by hand with letters written fully, often joined together
Handwriting in which letters join together in a smooth, flowing way
The act of writing or copying documents by hand
A person's neat, beautiful way of writing by hand
Antonyms
Compounds
- Specialized
A person who studies writing by hand to check if a signature or document is real
How Manual
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Handwriting is made of hand and writing, with hand meaning 'by hand' and writing meaning 'to write', so it literally names the act of writing with a pen or pencil rather than typing.