aldus

/ˈɑːldəs/

Definitions

1. proper noun

A 15th-century Italian printer and publisher who was one of the first to use the movable-type printing press in Europe.

“The book on Aldus Manutius was an interesting read, detailing his innovations in printing technology.”

2. adverb

In a manner characteristic of Aldus or his style; skillfully.

“The artist worked aldu’s to bring out the fine details in the miniature painting.”

3. noun

A typeface or font, especially one of the classical types used by Aldus.

“The designer chose the Aldus font for its elegance and sophistication.”

Synonyms

  • elegantly
  • skillfully

Antonyms

  • clumsily
  • crudely