bifocals (Meaning)

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bifocals (n)

(plural) eyeglasses having two focal lengths, one for near vision and the other for far vision

As she reached middle age, she found herself needing to wear bifocals to read and see things at a distance.
Grandpa adjusted his bifocals as he settled in to read the morning newspaper.
The optometrist recommended bifocals for his patient who was experiencing difficulty with both near and far vision.
With his new bifocals, he could enjoy birdwatching without constantly switching between reading glasses and regular glasses.
The fashion-conscious teenager opted for stylish designer bifocals to match his trendy wardrobe.
Despite initially resisting the idea, she soon realized the convenience of bifocals in her daily life.
The librarian peered over her bifocals as she scanned the shelves for the next book on her reading list.
After misplacing his bifocals, he spent hours searching the house until he finally found them on top of the refrigerator.
The inventor devised a novel mechanism for seamlessly transitioning between the two lenses of bifocals.
With bifocals perched on his nose, he could navigate the world with clarity and confidence.

(plural) eyeglasses having two focal lengths, one for near vision and the other for far vision

eyeglasses, half-glasses, trifocals, glass, pince-nez, spectacle,specs, lorgnette, goggles, monocle

No antonyms found.

As she reached middle age, she found herself needing to wear bifocals to read and see things at a distance.

Grandpa adjusted his bifocals as he settled in to read the morning newspaper.

The optometrist recommended bifocals for his patient who was experiencing difficulty with both near and far vision.

With his new bifocals, he could enjoy birdwatching without constantly switching between reading glasses and regular glasses.