1. relating to or produced by holography; appearing three-dimensional when viewed
Usage: technical
2. written entirely in the handwriting of the person whose signature it bears
Usage: legal

Examples

• The museum displayed a holographic image of the ancient artifact.
• Scientists used holographic technology to create realistic 3D projections.
• The holographic will was accepted by the court since it was entirely in the deceased’s handwriting.
• The concert featured holographic performances by famous musicians.
• Holographic stickers change appearance when viewed from different angles.
• The holographic document did not require witnesses under state law.