How to disable font resize in Intellij? - macos

I'm using Intellij on mac machine, but whenever I use terminal tab of intellij and start writing s, my font size in terminal decreases and its keep getting decreases if I continue to press s
Its very frustrating if I need to write any command having s character in it, its font size decreases every time.
May I know how can I disable this ?
Thanks

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