fontfamily
nounUK /ˈfɒnt ˈfæmɪli/
US /ˈfɑːnt ˈfæməli/
A font family is a group of letters that all look like they belong together.
The designer chose a friendly font family for the children's book.
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2. In computing, a set of fonts that share a common design but differ in weight or style.
Arial is a font family that includes regular, bold, and italic versions.
3. A collection of related type designs used together in documents or websites.
The website uses a single font family to keep the pages looking neat.
4. A category of letter shapes, such as serif or sans-serif, grouped by their look.
Times New Roman belongs to the serif font family.