physiognomist
Americannoun
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Then out for the last round came the four contenders�and a physiognomist could have picked the winner.
From Time Magazine Archive
As a physiognomist of power, celebrity, rank and beauty, he was as celebrated in Georgian England as Rubens had been in baroque Europe.
From Time Magazine Archive
"He is everything in extremes�always an original," wrote Fuseli's close friend, the physiognomist Lavater.
From Time Magazine Archive
Said the aged physiognomist: "We are here to fill the hours with revelry; to see each other with glances of Mertonian eyes."
From Time Magazine Archive
To the physiognomist they were his most remarkable feature, and redeemed his face from the heaviness that in other respects characterised it.
From The Trial of Oscar Wilde From the Shorthand Reports by Anonymous
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