Meanings of peculiar physiognomy in English

Each year of the war has its peculiar physiognomy.

When he mentioned the peculiar physiognomy and figure of the old officer who rode at the head of the regiment-

Cylindric and very lofty cactuses crown the top of the mountains, and give a peculiar physiognomy to this tropical landscape.

Certain police officers have a peculiar physiognomy, which is complicated with an air of baseness mingled with an air of authority.

In the mission of San Fernando, a tree which gives a peculiar physiognomy to the landscape, is the piritu or pirijao palm.

Gallesio also observed that the seeds of several other singular varieties all reproduced trees having a peculiar physiognomy, partly resembling their parent-forms.

The disease is not myxedema because there is no peculiar physiognomy, no spade-like hands nor infiltrated skin, no alteration of the speech, etc.

All public exhibitions have their peculiar physiognomies.