physiognomically (fiz"iognomikali)

The Century Dictionary and Cyclopedia · 1897 · p. 7
As regards or by means of physiognomy, or according to its rules or principles; as to the face. Many a rough and tough old sea-commander, who would have returned a broadside without flinching, has been converted physiognomically into an admiral of the blue, white, and red, on having to reply to a volley of thanks. Hood, The Elland Meeting.
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