1. a style of typeface that lacks decorative strokes (serifs) at the ends of letter strokes
Usage: typography

1. describing a typeface that lacks decorative strokes at the ends of letter strokes
Usage: typography

Examples

• The website uses a clean sanserif font for better readability on screens.
• Helvetica is one of the most popular sanserif typefaces.
• The designer chose a sanserif style for the modern logo.
• Sanserif fonts are often preferred for digital displays.
• The book’s headings were set in a bold sanserif type.
• Many road signs use sanserif lettering for clarity.