When the stroke forming a character maintains a uniform thickness throughout its entire shape with minimal to no variation in width, the typeface is classified as monolinear. As a general rule, sans serif and blocky slab serif designs exhibit far less contrast between their thick and thin sections compared to traditional serif typefaces.
Well-known illustrations of this uniform stroke style include the font families Fabric Grotesk, Chopin, Nexa, Matt, and Mont.
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