Far-sighted
11far-sighted — adj. 1 having foresight, prudent. 2 esp. US = LONG SIGHTED. Derivatives: far sightedly adv. far sightedness n …
12far-sighted — a. 1. Long sighted. 2. Of great foresight, far seeing, penetrating to remote consequences …
13far-sighted — adj 1. long sighted, Ophthalm. hypermetropic, Obs. presbyopic. 2. prescient, foresighted, far seeing, anticipatory; wise, sagacious, shrewd, acute, discerning; sensible, thoughtful, provident, prudent, discreet, judicious, cautious, watchful …
14farsighted or far-sighted — far|sight|ed or far sight|ed [ ,far saıtəd ] adjective AMERICAN 1. ) good at judging what will happen in the future: a far sighted committee far sighted reforms 2. ) not able to see things clearly if they are close to you …
15far-sighted — adj. affected with hyperopia (condition in which vision for distant objects is clearer than for nearby objects); able to see for a great distance; sagacious, judicious, wise …
16ˌfar-ˈsighted — adj good at judging what will happen in the future …
17far-sighted — Ike mamao …
18far-see|ing — «FAHR SEE ihng», adjective. 1. able to see far; far sighted. 2. Figurative. looking ahead; planning wisely for the future; far sighted: »His keen and far seeing judgment perceived clearly his true interest (William Lecky). SYNONYM(S): prudent,… …
19far|sight|ed — far sight|ed or far|sight|ed «FAHR SY tihd», adjective. 1. seeing distant things more clearly than near ones; not seeing nearby objects clearly; hyperopic; hypermetropic. The condition occurs when parallel light rays entering the eye come to a… …
20far´sight´ed|ness — far sight|ed or far|sight|ed «FAHR SY tihd», adjective. 1. seeing distant things more clearly than near ones; not seeing nearby objects clearly; hyperopic; hypermetropic. The condition occurs when parallel light rays entering the eye come to a… …
