long-sight (Meaning)
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long-sight (n.)
Long-sightedness.
Synonyms & Antonyms of long-sight
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long-sight Sentence Examples
- The long-sighted eagle scanned the vast expanse of the sky for prey.
- Wearing eyeglasses corrected my long-sight and improved my distance vision.
- The long-sighted hiker spotted a distant landmark, guiding their way through the wilderness.
- Old age often brings about long-sight, diminishing our ability to see close objects clearly.
- The ophthalmologist diagnosed the patient with long-sight, recommending corrective lenses.
- The astronomer's long-sight enabled him to study distant galaxies with remarkable clarity.
- The telescope's magnification helped people with long-sight enjoy clear views of celestial bodies.
- The binoculars offered enhanced long-sighted vision, revealing hidden details in the distant landscape.
- Long-sight can make it difficult to perform tasks such as reading or threading a needle.
- The long-sighted photographer relied on autofocusing systems to capture sharp images.
FAQs About the word long-sight
Long-sightedness.
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No antonyms found.
The long-sighted eagle scanned the vast expanse of the sky for prey.
Wearing eyeglasses corrected my long-sight and improved my distance vision.
The long-sighted hiker spotted a distant landmark, guiding their way through the wilderness.
Old age often brings about long-sight, diminishing our ability to see close objects clearly.
