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metoposcopy
metoposcopy (ˌmɛtəʊˈpɒskəpɪ) nthe prediction of a person's fortune, or the reading of a person's character, through the examination of the forehead or facemetoposcopythe art or science of physiognomy; the attempt to discern a person’s character from the study of the facial features. — metoposcopist, n., — metoposcopic, metoposcopical, adj.See also: Facial FeaturesmetoposcopyA method of assessing character and fortune from lines on the forehead.metoposcopy
met·o·pos·co·py (met'ŏ-pos'kŏ-pē), The study of physiognomy. [G. metōpon, forehead, + skopeō, to view] A pseudodiagnostic divination technique in which the personality and emotional state are allegedly deciphered by evaluating the lines on a person’s forehead |