perspectography
/pəˌspɛkˈtɒɡrəfi/rare
noun
The theory or practice of delineating objects, scenes, etc., according to the rules of perspective; the theory of perspective.
Origin
Mid 19th century; earliest use found in Webster's American Dictionary of the English Language. From perspect- + -ography.
- listenability
- listenable
- listener
- listenership
- listen in
- listening device
- listening post
- listening skills
- listening station
- listen to reason
- listen with half an ear
- lister
- listeria
- listeriosis
- Lister, Joseph
- listicle
- listing
- listless
- listlessly
- listlessness
- list MP
- Liston, Sonny
- list price
- list processing
- LISTSERV