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Base line
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The base line in handwriting refers to the supporting visible or invisible line on which most of the characters do rest. In Western handwriting , a number of characters contain descenders, i.e., strokes ending well below the base line. Examples are gjyp. Some allographs of z and f also descend below the base line. The other letters and all upper-case letters usually rest on the base line.
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