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▪ I. holograph, a. and n.|ˈhɒləʊgrɑːf, -græf|
[a. F. holographe (also olographe) or ad. late L. holograph-us, a. Gr. ὁλόγραϕ-ος, f. ὅλο-ς whole + -γραϕος written.]
A. adj. Of a deed, letter, or document: Wholly written by the person in whose name it appears.
1753Stewart's Trial 24 Principal holograph letter, by Allan Stewart..addressed to Duncan Stewart of Glenbucky. 1754Erskine Princ. Sc. Law (1809) 298 Holograph deeds (written by the granter himself) are effectual without witnesses. 189715th Rep. Hist. MSS. Comm. App. viii. 155 These letters are all holograph of the Duke. 1898Daily News 26 Jan. 7/6 According to the law of Belgium, a man might make his testament in two or three different ways, and one of those was by a holograph will.
B. n.
1. A letter or other document written wholly by the person in whose name it appears.
1623Cockeram, Holograph, a Testament all written by the Testators hands. a1834Lamb Let. to Manning (L.), I have got your holograph. 1848Wharton Law Lex., Holograph, a deed written entirely by the grantor himself, which..is held by the Scotch law valid without witnesses. 1856Mrs. Browning Aur. Leigh i. Poems 1890 VI. 32 A palimpsest, a prophet's holograph Defiled, erased and covered by a monk's.
2. in holograph: wholly in the author's handwriting.
c1817Hogg Tales & Sk. II. 255 Two short codicils in his own holograph. 1873Browning Red. Cott. Nt.-cap iv. 650 Bequeathed..by testament In holograph.
▪ II. holograph, v.|ˈhɒləʊgrɑːf, -græf|
[Back-formation from holography, after photograph, telegraph vbs.]
trans. To record as a hologram, to make a holographic record of.
1968Ultrasonics VI. 87/1 Although Greguss has demonstrated that ultrasound holograms can be visualized by this technique, he has not published results of any attempts to reconstruct images of the original objects holographed. 1970Sci. Jrnl. Aug. 17/1 The light from a pulsed laser is split into two beams, one going direct to the metal film and the other going first to the object to be holographed and then to the metal film. 1970Physics Bull. Nov. 493/2 In any sort of holography..the aim is to obtain an image of the object being ‘holographed’. |