myopic
హ్రస్వదృష్టి
definition
adjective
Approximately 62 million people in the United States are myopic (ie, nearsighted) and require eyeglasses or contact lenses for vision correction.
nearsighted.
example
They want to be hip and happening, but the peer pressure of a 'myopic' public usually stifles a sense of invention and experimentation.
Originally they were portrayed as boring, 'myopic' bean counters completely lacking in foresight or creativity.
Such notions are 'myopic' and without foresight.
The 'myopic' child can be introverted, studious, and solitary, with no interest in ball games or outdoor pursuits.
Legal and financial issues are certainly important, but it is 'myopic' to stop at just these.
After all, why should the majority suffer for the 'myopic' attitude of a minority, she asks.
However, the treatments do not seem to be as effective or as accurate as 'myopic' corrections except in low corrections.
Approximately 62 million people in the United States are 'myopic' (ie, nearsighted) and require eyeglasses or contact lenses for vision correction.
And of the 5,000 children who turned up at eye clinics for further checks, about half were mildly 'myopic' or shortsighted.
Retinal degeneration is more common in 'myopic' eyes but it's not exactly related to macular degeneration.
Dealing with any problem 'myopically' will be to the detriment of another.
We are 'myopically' focused in one area, which lets us manage the political risk more effectively.
A man in a tattered suit, involved, 'myopically' , in some elementary task, despite being surrounded by silent indifference.
By late morning he stood on high ground bordering Styal Woods, looking back 'myopically' over the gently undulating farmland.
Australians continually look 'myopically' at issues and assume they are only going on here when that is simply untrue.
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