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readability

[ US /ˌɹidəˈbɪɫɪti/ ]
[ UK /ɹˌiːdəbˈɪlɪti/ ]
NOUN
  1. a quality of writing (print or handwriting) that can be easily read
  2. the quality of written language that makes it easy to read and understand

How To Use readability In A Sentence

  • But how do you write keyword - rich copy without compromising readability?
  • This is a compliment to the broad range of topics within this book, their readability, and the accessible format through which Case presents them.
  • The onrushing prose and stabbing emotional intensity that are Oates 'greatest strengths imbue the volume with compulsive readability. Dear Husband by Joyce Carol Oates: Book summary
  • Italicized and capitalized text should also be kept to a minimum to aid readability.
  • The best book that I have found for readability on the subject, and without losing me along the way with uber-florid prose about artists in smocks, mixing cerulean blue pigment on their paint spattered pallets as the fisherman hauled in pilchards at their feet, is The Shining Sands Artists in Newlyn and St Ives 1880-1930 by Tom Cross. A day in Cornwall
  • Bjornsson explains in a way which serves to remind us that the mathematical precision of a readability formula may be misleading.
  • It would have to be someone with lots of re-readability, I guess: Dante, Vergil, or Shakespeare would be candidates. Mini-interview: James Enge |
  • I'm not surprised the subtitling firm regularized your anacolutha - unless the brief is explicitly to retain speech errors and disfluencies, subtitles are almost never verbatim but are edited for length and clarity for readability purposes. On anacolutha
  • If my post implied that increasing type size was the automatic solution to issues of readability, then I appreciate your clarification that there are other considerations, as well.
  • The Readability bookmarklet strips down and reformats text for focused reading. Convert And Clip Web Text To Evernote With One Click | Lifehacker Australia
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