perspicil Antonyms
No Synonyms and anytonyms found
Meaning of perspicil
Webster
perspicil (n.)
An optical glass; a telescope.
perspicil Sentence Examples
- As the astronomer gazed through his perspicil, he marveled at the celestial bodies dancing in the night sky.
- With a gleam in his eye, the detective scrutinized the crime scene with his trusty perspicil, searching for hidden clues.
- The doctor peered intently through his perspicil, examining the patient's pupils with meticulous precision.
- The artist held his perspicil to his eye, studying the intricate details of his masterpiece with unwavering focus.
- The biologist used her perspicil to observe the tiny microorganisms swirling in the petri dish, unraveling the mysteries of life.
- The telescope's perspicil brought distant stars into sharp view, revealing the vastness and wonder of the cosmos.
- The elderly gentleman with weakened eyesight peered through his perspicil, determined to decipher the tiny print on his favorite book.
- The gem inspector carefully used his perspicil to examine the clarity and brilliance of the diamonds he was appraising.
- The photographer adjusted his camera's perspicil to capture the perfect shot, ensuring clarity and precision in every detail.
- Through the lens of his perspicil, the artist discovered hidden beauty and inspiration in the mundane objects of everyday life.
FAQs About the word perspicil
An optical glass; a telescope.
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
As the astronomer gazed through his perspicil, he marveled at the celestial bodies dancing in the night sky.
With a gleam in his eye, the detective scrutinized the crime scene with his trusty perspicil, searching for hidden clues.
The doctor peered intently through his perspicil, examining the patient's pupils with meticulous precision.
The artist held his perspicil to his eye, studying the intricate details of his masterpiece with unwavering focus.
