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eyesight
[ ahy-sahyt ]
noun
- the power or faculty of seeing.
- the act or fact of seeing.
- the range of the eye:
to come within eyesight.
eyesight
/ ˈaɪˌsaɪt /
noun
- the ability to see; faculty of sight
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Example Sentences
Her doctor had confirmed that her eyesight would never improve.
The woman had shingles and severe arthritis, and her eyesight and hearing were diminishing.
Petit says that somebody once told him they understood his reliance on his eyesight, his sense of touch, even his sense of smell.
But it was still the place where Kandynce did not need eyesight to find a door or a drawer or a knob.
He contracts Kharga Fever, which renders him delirious and causes him gradually to lose his eyesight.
The foster-father, who was an American resident in Hong-Kong, found his eyesight gradually failing him.
Now, the only way for us to know anything beyond our eyesight, is to examine it, and gather testimony about it.
My health is good: only one thing troubles me a little—my eyesight, which is tried by my work.
The mat shop is beginning to affect my health: the dust has inflamed my throat, and my eyesight is weakening in the constant dusk.
His eyebrows were drawn down, as if the process of storing up eyesight for his old age was somewhat laborious.
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