cursive

Converse of object

• loop: Looped cursive was taught almost exclusively in UK schools until after the Second World War.
• learn: I think we should not be forced to learn cursive.
• write: He reads well, can do simple math, writes a messy cursive and of course is a delight to his family.
• include: All the Greek manuscripts, including the cursive 248 ( on this see below ) have this displacement.

Adjective modifier

• late: Hence for all practical purposes these late cursives must be treated as if they were among our older uncials.
• mixed: The Old Syriac and the mixed cursives can no longer be treated as authorities for the " Western " text.

Modifies a noun

• handwriting: They also occur frequently in images of printed characters or cursive handwriting.
• script: In Victorian schools, most children were taught a looped, cursive script.
• writing: In Year 1 children start to learn cursive writing with brushes, pencils and crayons.
• style: Details of how to form letters using the cursive style will be provided to help you support your child.
• hand: Please note: The document is written in a mixed cursive hand with the first line in italic.
• form: The document is written from right to left in hieratic, a quicker, more cursive form of hieroglyphics.

Modifying Another Word

• somewhat: Unlike the al-Ma'il, the Mashq was horizontal in form and can be distinguished by its somewhat cursive and leisurely style.