Physiognomist is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for PHYSIOGNOMIST in dictionary:

NOUN:
• a student of physiognomy
• a person supposedly able to judge character (or, formerly, to predict the future) from facial characteristics.
• Same as Physiognomy, 1.
• One skilled in physiognomy.
• One who tells fortunes by physiognomy.

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Words that contain PHYSIOGNOMIST

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How to use PHYSIOGNOMIST in a sentence

• Caste, the physiognomist soon sees, began in a natural fact.
• The most skilful physiognomist could not have found in it the shadow of an expression.
• Sidney as a physiognomist, expert, and detective, remained wholly undeveloped.
• Certainly, few better proofs of the existence of the science have been furnished than that given by the Egyptian physiognomist at Athens in the days of Plato.
• Pliny affirms that Apelles could trace the likeness of men so accurately that a physiognomist could discover the ruling passion to which they were subject.
• Here the shrewd physiognomist Eusthenes lies, Who could tell all your thoughts by a glance at your eyes.
• But for any trace of emotion in that stoic face the most expert physiognomist must have sought in vain.
• Miss Bird said she showed her likeness to a gentleman, who is a great physiognomist, and asked his opinion of her.
• Marney, who was neither philosopher nor physiognomist, was nevertheless struck.
• Lavater affirms, that no one whose person is not well formed can become a good physiognomist.
• There is no physiognomist like the frank, affectionate young man or woman who looks to find appreciation and sympathy.
• A physiognomist, indeed, would have likened him to that crafty animal, and it must be owned the general formation of his features favoured such a comparison.
• The habitual gloomy expression rested upon the face of Oonomoo, and it needed no skillful physiognomist to read the signs of an unusual emotion upon his swarthy countenance.
• Like most of his profession, he was an acute physiognomist, and in that brief space he fathomed much of the character of the man who had rivaled him successfully.
• Moreover, I am a physiognomist, and his face is honest.
• The house of a physiognomist was overrun with visitors, whom Jinnai knew how to sift, and who had no particular wish to encounter each other.
• About this time there arrived an embassy from Corea, and among them was an excellent physiognomist.
• He now sent for a native physiognomist, who approved of his delay in doing so, and whose observations to this effect, the Emperor did not receive unfavorably.
• A skilful physiognomist would, at a single glance, have detected the sensible woman, in the erect head, the compressed lips, square elbows, and firm judicious step.
• It was in truth a countenance on which a physiognomist or painter would have loved to dwell, for both would have found in it an interest they could scarcely have defined.
• Indeed, his general resemblance to that astute animal must have struck a physiognomist.
• In the three who turned, about half-way up the broad-aisle, into a square pew, a physiognomist would have seen at one glance the characteristic features of each mind.
• In the portraits of Sharp we see a face of refined goodness which makes the physiognomist distrust his art.
• I am a physiognomist, Lady Loring, and I see the passions in the face.

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