lowercase
To convert (text) to lower case.
Adjective
- In lower case.
Origin
From the noun phrase lower case, which itself consists of an adjective modifying a noun; when used as a noun adjunct then, to render its syntactical function clearer and simpler, it is written as a single word or with a hyphen as a sort of chunking.
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Noun
- Alternative form of lower case.
Forms
Verb
- To convert (text) to lower case.
- Sister Jadallah apologizes for being unable to bring her readers facts and figures on Palestinian Lesbianism (forgive my capital "L" in Lesbianism, but like my Black brothers I cannot bring myself to lower-casing our...
- I never asked Rob e. Hanson why he lowercased his middle initial; I suppose he figured a man just shouldn’t accumulate too much capital. - 2000, Tom Miller, Jack Ruby’s Kitchen Sink: Offbeat Travels Through America’s...