Sample Sentences for
myopic
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    I'm very myopic, but my contacts correct for it.
    myopic = unable to see distant objects clearly
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    Instead, Maycomb grew and sprawled out from its hub, Sinkfield's Tavern, because Sinkfield reduced his guests to myopic drunkenness one evening, induced them to bring forward their maps and charts, lop off a little here, add a bit there, and adjust the center of the county to meet his requirements.  (source)
    myopic = lacking ability to see or think about things that are distant in space or time
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    Then she grabbed her own glasses out of her pocket and put them on, and her myopic eyes were able to focus.  (source)
    myopic = nearsighted (unable to see distant objects clearly without glasses)
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    I was selfish and myopic.  (source)
    myopic = short sighted (not thinking about the future)
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    So I congratulated myself on this achievement because I had been hoping for some form of myopia, and now I had it.  (source)
    myopia = inability to see distant objects clearly
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    Faces hovered above me like inscrutable fish peering myopically through a glass aquarium wall.†  (source)
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    Flat-faced, rectangular, and brooding, the B-24 had looks only a myopic mother could love.  (source)
    myopic = with poor vision
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    The twins watched anxiously and Piggy sat expressionless behind the luminous wall of his myopia.  (source)
    myopia = inability to see clearly
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    Eragon alternated between myopically examining the links of his mail and spying on Arya.†  (source)
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    Wang noticed that her eyes were both myopic and presbyopic, and she had to switch glasses both when she read and when she looked at something far away.†  (source)
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    But Saeed's father's myopia combined with his personality to give him an expression that was genuinely dreamy, and this, understandably, resulted in Saeed's mother thinking he not merely looked the part, but embodied it.  (source)
    myopia = poor vision
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    She peered myopically at the calendar for a moment and then said: 'Today is March 25th.'†  (source)
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    The following morning Robert took her in his jeep across on the ferry and delivered her safely to the Catholic convent where she was to live and teach for the coming year under the only occasionally disapproving eye of the mother superior, a kindly and conveniently myopic French-Canadian.†  (source)
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