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boldface

[bohld-feys] / ˈboʊldˌfeɪs /
NOUN
typeface
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In his 12-hour documentary for PBS, Burns digs into our nation’s bloody, messy and triumphant founding by chronicling more than the “boldfaced names we all know,” as he told the Journal.

From The Wall Street Journal

The dinner had been planned, and the boldface names were there to discuss Ukraine.

From New York Times

Bernstein drops their boldfaced names liberally throughout his text and pays them generous credit for mentoring him.

From Washington Post

The Globes does well by sticking to boldfaced awards and skipping “below the line” categories; audiences never have to sit through a speech for best sound mixing, for example.

From Washington Post

We won, sort of: The paper ended up stripping Johnson’s death across the top of the front page and putting the Roe decision right beneath it, still above the fold, with a boldface two-line headline.

From Washington Post