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Meaning of monocle
monocle (n)
lens for correcting defective vision in one eye; held in place by facial muscles
monocle (n.)
An eyeglass for one eye.
monocle Sentence Examples
- The eccentric professor adorned a black monocle, giving him an air of scholarly distinction.
- The monocle on her eye added a touch of eccentricity to her otherwise demure appearance.
- The detective peered through his monocle, searching for clues hidden in the shadows.
- In the dimly lit club, the mysterious gentleman with a monocle kept his gaze fixed on the entrance.
- The monocle slipped from his grasp, shattering into a thousand tiny pieces on the marble floor.
- The monocle served as a symbol of the character's snooty and pretentious nature.
- The monocle in the painting was a subtle clue hinting at the gentleman's secret identity.
- The young woman's monocle became an instant fashion statement, inspiring countless imitators.
- The monocle revealed a scar hidden beneath the man's right eye, a testament to a long-forgotten duel.
- The monocle was a constant reminder of the character's wealth and social status, but it also concealed a vulnerability beneath the facade.
FAQs About the word monocle
lens for correcting defective vision in one eye; held in place by facial musclesAn eyeglass for one eye.
glasses, lorgnette, sunglasses, goggles,spectacles, bifocals, pince-nez, eyeglasses, trifocals,specs
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The eccentric professor adorned a black monocle, giving him an air of scholarly distinction.
The monocle on her eye added a touch of eccentricity to her otherwise demure appearance.
The detective peered through his monocle, searching for clues hidden in the shadows.
In the dimly lit club, the mysterious gentleman with a monocle kept his gaze fixed on the entrance.
