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单词 graphology
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Definition of graphology in English:

graphology

noun ɡraˈfɒlədʒiɡrəˈfɑlədʒi
mass noun
  • 1The study of handwriting, for example as used to infer a person's character.

    笔迹学(如通过对某人字迹的研究推断其性格)

    Example sentencesExamples
    • Age is totally uninformative and shouldn't be used as a selection criterion; and so is graphology, the analysis of handwriting.
    • Though many people doubt its accuracy, handwriting analysis, or graphology, is used by employment agencies, criminal detection and sometimes in the early detection of mental or physical illness.
    • In France, application letters are hand-written since graphology is used in the selection process.
    • His hobbies included graphology, the science of studying handwriting to determine an individual's character.
    • Another technique said to provide insight about humans is graphology, the analysis of character through handwriting, which was studied in ancient times and given a psychic significance.
    • Both astrology and graphology, as well as biorhythms, have been widely used in Europe, in India, and in Asia for determining if applicants are suitable for certain positions.
    • Since there is no useful theory as to how graphology might work, it is not surprising that there is no empirical evidence that any graphological characteristics significantly correlate with any interesting personality trait.
    • Have you dealt with the ‘science’ of graphology - the determination of a person's character by analysing their handwriting?
    • Christina says graphology can give people a better understanding of themselves and insight into the behaviour of others.
    • He also told me that graphology is ‘a brand of psychology.’
    • A mechanical engineer by profession he started studying graphology and later focused on signatures.
    • Handwriting samples were paired with fabricated personality profiles and presented to undergraduates who knew nothing about graphology.
    • The theory of personology, like graphology, seems to be based on sympathetic magic and intuition.
    • At least five sets of exercises are given to students after analysing their hand writing based on the techniques of graphology.
    • If there is any credibility to graphology, then the characteristics of each person would influence the nuances of their handwriting individually, even if everyone learned the same system of writing.
    • A couple of weeks ago I received criticism from certain quarters for saying that graphology can be interesting and revealing.
    • Susan has identified a graphology expert who has cast some doubt about the post-mortem report and the signature at the end of it.
    • You may want to practice your penmanship because you never know who's into graphology and having your handwriting analysed.
    • It's obvious that the study of graphology is important, whether it be in unveiling clues about personality, diagnosing disease or determining brain function.
    • I am trying to figure out the difference between graphology and graphoanalysis.
  • 2Linguistics
    The study of written and printed symbols and of writing systems.

    〔语言学〕(研究书面和印刷符号及书写系统的)字系学

    Example sentencesExamples
    • In their explanations of graphology, linguists often find it useful to draw parallels between this system and the system of spoken language.
    • To a linguist, "sounds like" obviously suggests phonology, "looks like" suggests graphology, and "means the same" suggests semantics.
    • Yet it remains clear that for the objectives sketched in the article, even much more extensive and sophisticated models of signifiers than those elaborated in structural phonology (intonation, graphology and graphetics, prosody, etc.) would still fail to provide any meaningful semantic coherence and unity.
    • These orders of abstraction are organised into three levels or strata - semantics, lexicogrammar and phonology (or graphology).
    • In linguistics, however, the name for the study of the writing system of a language and for the system itself is more commonly graphology, a level of language parallel to phonology.

Derivatives

  • graphological

  • adjectiveɡrafəˈlɒdʒɪk(ə)l
    • Through a graphological analysis of the poems, the writer has been identified as a prominent aristocratic monk who was renowned for his skillful calligraphy.
      Example sentencesExamples
      • In fact, similar tests of subjective validation, with identical results, have been done on astrological charts and graphological readings.
      • Since there is no useful theory as to how graphology might work, it is not surprising that there is no empirical evidence that any graphological characteristics significantly correlate with any interesting personality trait.
      • Her graphological analysis makes for alarming reading.
  • graphologist

  • noun ɡrəˈfɒlədʒɪstɡrəˈfɑlədʒəst
    • On the other hand, I do think graphologists can come in handy when verifying authenticity of autographs.
      Example sentencesExamples
      • Perhaps we are all graphologists to a certain degree and can detect a person's character in their script: the thickness or thinness of the line, how circular or how angular the curves, how high the ascenders and how low the descenders.
      • There is a code among graphologists not to reveal too much about the analysis otherwise people will look at certain characteristics in their writing and think they know what it means.
      • It seems that graphologists, in common with astrologers and other similar ‘experts,’ can disagree.
      • Many employers hire graphologists to analyze these aspects of handwriting samples provided by prospective employees, to determine their suitability for a position.

Origin

Mid 19th century: from Greek graphē 'writing' + -logy.

Definition of graphology in US English:

graphology

nounɡrəˈfäləjēɡrəˈfɑlədʒi
  • 1The study of handwriting, for example as used to infer a person's character.

    笔迹学(如通过对某人字迹的研究推断其性格)

    Example sentencesExamples
    • He also told me that graphology is ‘a brand of psychology.’
    • It's obvious that the study of graphology is important, whether it be in unveiling clues about personality, diagnosing disease or determining brain function.
    • You may want to practice your penmanship because you never know who's into graphology and having your handwriting analysed.
    • If there is any credibility to graphology, then the characteristics of each person would influence the nuances of their handwriting individually, even if everyone learned the same system of writing.
    • Though many people doubt its accuracy, handwriting analysis, or graphology, is used by employment agencies, criminal detection and sometimes in the early detection of mental or physical illness.
    • I am trying to figure out the difference between graphology and graphoanalysis.
    • In France, application letters are hand-written since graphology is used in the selection process.
    • The theory of personology, like graphology, seems to be based on sympathetic magic and intuition.
    • His hobbies included graphology, the science of studying handwriting to determine an individual's character.
    • At least five sets of exercises are given to students after analysing their hand writing based on the techniques of graphology.
    • Since there is no useful theory as to how graphology might work, it is not surprising that there is no empirical evidence that any graphological characteristics significantly correlate with any interesting personality trait.
    • Have you dealt with the ‘science’ of graphology - the determination of a person's character by analysing their handwriting?
    • Another technique said to provide insight about humans is graphology, the analysis of character through handwriting, which was studied in ancient times and given a psychic significance.
    • Both astrology and graphology, as well as biorhythms, have been widely used in Europe, in India, and in Asia for determining if applicants are suitable for certain positions.
    • Age is totally uninformative and shouldn't be used as a selection criterion; and so is graphology, the analysis of handwriting.
    • A mechanical engineer by profession he started studying graphology and later focused on signatures.
    • A couple of weeks ago I received criticism from certain quarters for saying that graphology can be interesting and revealing.
    • Susan has identified a graphology expert who has cast some doubt about the post-mortem report and the signature at the end of it.
    • Christina says graphology can give people a better understanding of themselves and insight into the behaviour of others.
    • Handwriting samples were paired with fabricated personality profiles and presented to undergraduates who knew nothing about graphology.
  • 2Linguistics
    The study of written and printed symbols and of writing systems.

    〔语言学〕(研究书面和印刷符号及书写系统的)字系学

    Example sentencesExamples
    • To a linguist, "sounds like" obviously suggests phonology, "looks like" suggests graphology, and "means the same" suggests semantics.
    • These orders of abstraction are organised into three levels or strata - semantics, lexicogrammar and phonology (or graphology).
    • In their explanations of graphology, linguists often find it useful to draw parallels between this system and the system of spoken language.
    • In linguistics, however, the name for the study of the writing system of a language and for the system itself is more commonly graphology, a level of language parallel to phonology.
    • Yet it remains clear that for the objectives sketched in the article, even much more extensive and sophisticated models of signifiers than those elaborated in structural phonology (intonation, graphology and graphetics, prosody, etc.) would still fail to provide any meaningful semantic coherence and unity.

Origin

Mid 19th century: from Greek graphē ‘writing’ + -logy.

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