Assertion: font | /r/UsedFor | refer to width
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Source sentences:
text: A typeface is the collective name of a family of related fonts (such as Times New Roman), while fonts refer to the weights, widths, and styles that constitute a typeface (such as Times New Roman Regular, Italic, Bold, etc.).
text: Instead, the naming convention is the same for physical and digital typefaces; fonts refer to weights, widths and styles, and typefaces are the collective names of sets of related fonts.
text: A typeface is the collective name of a family of related fonts (such as Verdana), while fonts refer to the weights, widths, and styles that constitute a typeface (such as Verdana Regular, Italic, Bold, etc.).