adj
holographic
adj
1
Relating to or in the form of a hologram.
"The band performed a holographic encore after the show ended."
2
(of a document) Entirely handwritten by one person.
"The will was accepted as valid because it was fully holographic and signed."
How to Use Holographic
Learner’s notesIn plain EnglishUsually describes 3D light-based images, but in legal contexts it instead means "entirely handwritten."
Common mistake
In law, a "holographic will" simply means handwritten and signed by the testator — nothing to do with holograms or projections.
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Etymology
Built from holo- + -graph + -ic, following the pattern of "hologram."