Definitions

1. noun

A document written entirely in the handwriting of the person who signed it, especially a will or other important legal document.

“The judge ruled that the holograph will was valid and binding.”

2. noun

A three-dimensional image created by recording light scattered from an object and re-creating it electronically.

“The holograph of the queen was displayed at the museum, captivating the audience with its lifelike appearance.”

3. verb

To write or sign a document entirely in one’s own handwriting.

“She chose to holograph her will in order to ensure its authenticity.”