Etcetera in English Writing: Italics, Short Form, and Usage
In English writing, the Latin phrase 'etcetera' typically doesn't require italics. It can be written in plain font without any special formatting. Furthermore, 'etcetera' is a shortened form of 'et cetera', meaning 'and other things' or 'and so on'. It's used to indicate that a list of things or concepts is not exhaustive.
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