physiognomize (Meaning)
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physiognomize (v. t.)
To observe and study the physiognomy of.
Synonyms & Antonyms of physiognomize
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physiognomize Sentence Examples
- The physiognomist carefully scrutinized the subject's facial features, seeking to decipher their inner nature.
- The ancient art of physiognomizing purported to reveal a person's personality and destiny through their physical characteristics.
- The physician's physiognomizing indicated a high risk of heart disease based on the patient's facial appearance.
- The actress's expressive face made her an ideal subject for physiognomizing, inviting speculation about her emotional state.
- The criminologist physiognomized the suspect's mugshot, searching for telltale signs of a violent nature.
- The anthropologist physiognomized the ancient skull, hoping to gain insights into the people who lived in that era.
- The physiognomist declared that the candidate's strong jaw and piercing eyes revealed leadership qualities.
- The psychologist used physiognomizing techniques to assess the mental health of the patients in her care.
- The surgeon physiognomized the patient's wound to determine the extent of the damage and plan the best course of treatment.
- The makeup artist physiognomized the model's face to create a look that would accentuate her best features and conceal her imperfections.
FAQs About the word physiognomize
To observe and study the physiognomy of.
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
The physiognomist carefully scrutinized the subject's facial features, seeking to decipher their inner nature.
The ancient art of physiognomizing purported to reveal a person's personality and destiny through their physical characteristics.
The physician's physiognomizing indicated a high risk of heart disease based on the patient's facial appearance.
The actress's expressive face made her an ideal subject for physiognomizing, inviting speculation about her emotional state.
