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For some certain fonts, they have different level of "boldness". For example, Avenir Next has Ultra Light Light, Regular, Medium, Demi-Bold, Bold and Condensed Bold... Below is an example done by Pages.

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How do I use / define those "boldness" in LaTeX? To make it simple, please give me a minimal work sample where multiple boldness of Avenir Next is used.

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    If the font provides different weights then you can simply use them with fontspec as \setmainfont{Avenir Next Light}. If that does not work for you please help us help you by providing a minimal compilable code example of what you've tried so far.
    – TeXnician
    Oct 24, 2018 at 5:21

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After some attempts, I think a possible solution is \newfontfamily\<what_ever_command>{Avenir Next <Regular/Bold>}[Ligatures=TeX]. Such as

\newfontfamily\avr{Avenir Next Regular}[Ligatures=TeX]
\newfontfamily\avm{Avenir Next Medium}[Ligatures=TeX]
\newfontfamily\avd{Avenir Next Demi Bold}[Ligatures=TeX]
\newfontfamily\avdi{Avenir Next Demi Bold Italic}[Ligatures=TeX]

And then I can use those commands.

\avd This is "Avenir Next Demi Bold" font.

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\avdi This is "Avenir Next Demi Bold Italic" font.

or

\avr Why are they different?

If someone has better solution, please kindly tell me.

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