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Paultx Posted 15 years ago
Vocabulary
Advertising question: alltype, all-type, or all type?
In advertising there are advertisements entirely made of text (or type), that is, without any illustration (like photos or drawings).
I searched via Google and also at Merriam-Webster.com and Dictionary.com. Google returned three forms: alltype, all-type, and all type. But none of these appear as results on the dictionaries with the meaning above.
Do you know which is the right form?
I searched via Google and also at Merriam-Webster.com and Dictionary.com. Google returned three forms: alltype, all-type, and all type. But none of these appear as results on the dictionaries with the meaning above.
Do you know which is the right form?
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As no dictionary has yet recognised any of those forms, we must conclude that there is no right form . Rover
- As no dictionary has yet recognised any of those forms, we must conclude that there is no right form .
- Rover
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As no dictionary has yet recognised any of those forms, we must conclude that there is no right form.
Rover
Rover
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Funny is that "alltype" or "all-type" or "all type" with that meaning has been around since, I think, the 60's or the 70's. But I'm not sure.
Are there any admen or "mad men" around to solve that?
Are there any admen or "mad men" around to solve that?
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