chiromancer in a sentence

Definition

A chiromancer is a person who practices palmistry, interpreting the lines and features of the hands to predict an individual's future or character.

The old chiromancer studied the lines on my palm with intense concentration.
Skeptical of her future, she nevertheless visited the chiromancer at the village fair.
He claimed to be a skilled chiromancer, able to read a person's destiny in their hands.
The chiromancer traced the life line on my hand and predicted a long and eventful journey.
In the dimly lit tent, the chiromancer whispered secrets gleaned from the creases of my skin.
Many sought out the famous chiromancer, hoping for a glimpse into their romantic futures.
The novel's protagonist consulted a chiromancer, who foretold a great danger lurking ahead.
He dismissed palmistry as mere superstition, calling the chiromancer a clever fraud.
The chiromancer's prediction of an unexpected inheritance seemed too good to be true.
With a knowing smile, the chiromancer closed my hand and said my fate was my own to write.