noun
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printing a piece of type with several uncombined characters cast on it
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Also called: logo. a trademark, company emblem, or similar device
Other Word Forms
- logotypy noun
Etymology
Origin of logotype
Example Sentences
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The company leading the experiment, Neberdine Pharmaceutical Biotech, has a logo inspired by Paul Rand’s logotype for I.B.M., its typography dotting the eyes with inviting soft surrealism.
From The New Yorker • Sep. 21, 2018
Brian McMullen, who designed the Lucky Peach logotype, was the magazine’s first art director, producing its first three issues.
From New York Times • Mar. 17, 2017
There will be a new logotype on Coke cans, boxes, signs, trucks, cups, glasses and uniforms�everything but the bottles.
From Time Magazine Archive
At the Los Angeles Times, the women's section logotype has metamorphosed from "Women" to "Family" to "Part IV" to its present "View."
From Time Magazine Archive
Change for the diphthong or for a logotype, as �, ffi.
From Abbreviations and Signs A Primer of Information about Abbreviations and Signs, with Classified Lists of Those in Most Common Use by Hamilton, Frederick W. (Frederick William)
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