Subheadings
Pronunciation: /ˈsəbˈhɛdˈɪŋ/
Subheadings (noun)
- A short title under a main heading that helps organize information into smaller parts.
- A smaller label used inside a chapter or section to show a topic within the larger subject.
Examples
- The subheading explains the main idea in one sentence.
- You can find the subheading at the start of each section.