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Meanings of physiognomy in English
Usage of physiognomy in English
1
This address caused a considerable change in the physiognomy of my auditor.
2
She mimicked the Lenkenstein physiognomy spontaneously in the run of her speech.
3
I couldn't help thinking how the job had molded the man's physiognomy.
4
This grandiose apostrophe was scarcely in accord with his costume and physiognomy.
5
There is nothing in my poor physiognomy worthy of your briefest attention.
6
The physiognomy of these three young women was laughter loving and happy.
7
The lowered physiognomy of Mr Verloc expressed a sombre and weary annoyance.
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The momentary convulsion of his florid physiognomy seemed to strike them dumb.
9
A judge of native physiognomy can generally tell the two types apart.
10
But nothing lasts in this world, at least without changing its physiognomy.
11
Their complexions were dark, and their whole physiognomy revealed the Tartar blood.
12
It does not present the frank physiognomy of the second Scherzo, op.
13
As a physician, he was accustomed to notice the changes of physiognomy.
14
The Portuguese did not finish, but his ferocious physiognomy spoke plainly enough.
15
On my own side I furtively examined this gentle yet scrutinizing physiognomy.
16
Alexander is of more manly proportions, and of a true Sarmatian physiognomy.
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Translations for physiognomy
Portuguese
Physiognomy through the time
Physiognomy across language varieties
United Kingdom
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