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Definitions from WordNet

Noun subhead has 1 sense
  1. subheading, subhead - a heading of a subdivision of a text
    --1 is a kind of heading, header, head
    --1 has particulars: title

Definitions from the Web

Subhead
noun
(journalism) A secondary or subordinate headline that provides additional information or summarizes the main headline.
(graphic design) A smaller heading or title that appears beneath the main heading, usually providing more specific details about the content.
(publishing) A title given to a subsection or subsections, providing a brief description of the content to follow.
Subhead
verb
(transitive) To provide a subhead or subheads in a text, blog post, or article.
Subhead
adjective
(informal) Referring to something that is relatively less well-known or recognized on a larger scale; popular within a local or specific community.

Sample Sentences:

  1. The subhead on the front page provided more details about the breaking news story.
  2. The graphic designer created a visually appealing subhead to complement the main heading.
  3. In the book, each chapter has a subhead that introduces the main themes discussed.
  4. When writing an article, it is important to subhead the sections to improve readability.
  5. The subhead band quickly gained a loyal following within their local music scene.
  6. The subhead restaurant is known for its authentic cuisine that locals rave about.

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