sans serif, and script typefaces)
* Historical class (such as oldstyle, transitional, neoclassical, grotesque, humanist, etc.)
* Relative neutrality (ranging from neutral typefaces to stylized typefaces)
* Functional use (such as text, display, and caption typefaces)

Weight

Weight refers to the thickness or thinness of a typeface's strokes in a global sense. Typefaces usually have a default medium, or regular, weight which will produce the appearance of a uniform grey value

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