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chirography's Usage Examples:

Every debt was recorded on a chirography to allow the king immediate and complete access to Jewish property.

The Pennells also described him as "a teacher of polite chirography (calligraphy)" who used to speak of Whistler as "me son-in-law.

"s chirography and those of the Master M.

A chirographer can refer to Someone who studies chirography a machine patented in 1842 by Charles Thurber which was an early form of typewriter.

not lose his composure: His remarks were written in two-inch-caliber chirography on the reverse of a roll of wall-paper, which the orator unwrapped as.

One journalist recalled an occasion on which Pratt lost his notes but did not lose his composure:His remarks were written in two-inch-caliber chirography on the reverse of a roll of wall-paper, which the orator unwrapped as he proceeded until he was almost lost to view in the billows of white.

without the slightest evidence of temor, in unusually free and manly chirography and gives no idex to the frame of the unfortunate gentleman.

Thus all mistakes arising from blind chirography will be thoroughly appreciated by our citizens.

she grasped the pen firmly with the left hand, acquired a new style of chirography, and continued to write.

" and "Théleur, chirography (London, 1831)," in Dictionnaire de la Danse.

Pulsifer, who was acknowledged to be especially skilful in deciphering the chirography of the 17th century, was charged with the copying.

Synonyms:

penmanship, calligraphy, hand, handwriting, script,

Antonyms:

inability,