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I was wondering why spell check underlined the word when I used "bolded".
It's not [yet] in the English dictionary, it probably will be.
Therefore, in my "quest" to speak and write a better English I found a few alternatives (source):
1. Embolden - I emboldened the first line.
2. Boldface - I boldfaced the 3rd line.
Now here's the quote from the source:
| This is a problem for many people. The word 'embolden', which is the usual word for 'make bold', applies to bravery, not type sets. Actually, there is already a good verb for this: 'boldface' ('Please boldface the next 3 lines'), but it is almost unknown outside printers' circles. With the amount of boldfacing that is going on these days on the internet, I would not be surprised if 'bold/bolded/bolded' as a verb soon enters the dictionaries. |
Enough said. You can use bolded, I guess.
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