phrenograph
/ˈfrɛnəɡrɑːf/ /ˈfrɛnəɡraf/Now historical
noun
A description of a person's mental faculties and character based on phrenological examination. Now historical.
Origin
Late 19th century (in an earlier sense). From phreno- + -graph.
- social compact
- social conscience
- social consciousness
- social construct
- social constructionism
- social constructionist
- social constructivism
- social constructivist
- social contract
- social control
- social cost
- social credit
- Social Crediter
- Social Creditist
- Social Creditor
- social cycle
- social Darwinism
- social Darwinist
- social democracy
- social democrat
- social democratic
- Social Democratic and Labour Party
- Social Democratic Party
- social deprivation
- social dialect