biograph
to write a biography or short biographical sketch of: He has obtained numerous awards and distinctions and has been biographed in Canadian Who's Who.Her aunt was the writer who biographed Queen Victoria, among others.
a biography or short biographical sketch of a person: If you've never read a biograph of Napoleon, don’t start with this one—too many historical errors.This jazz opera serves as an engaging audio biograph of her music and her life.
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How to use biograph in a sentence
That I gaze inward at the garbled biograph of Me keeps me from several sorts of violent action.
I, Mary MacLane | Mary MacLaneIt is tempting—but the temptation must be resisted—to enliven these pages with an abstract of its astonishing "biograph-panorama."
The English Novel | George Saintsbury"So should I be to get you, if I were the fairy prince," said he, in so kind a voice it was a pity the biograph couldn't snap it.
The Heather-Moon | C. N. Williamson and A. M. WilliamsonI was quite sorry when it was all over and the biograph men were packing up to go.
The Heather-Moon | C. N. Williamson and A. M. WilliamsonHere also is carried on the work of retouching the films and preparing them for use in the biograph and mutoscope pictures.
Magic, Stage Illusions and Scientific Diversions Including Trick Photography | Albert A. Hopkins
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