astigmatic
pertaining to, exhibiting, or correcting astigmatism.
a person who has astigmatism.
Origin of astigmatic
1Other words from astigmatic
- as·tig·mat·i·cal·ly, adverb
Words Nearby astigmatic
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How to use astigmatic in a sentence
Almost all eyes are more or less astigmatic, but persons only become aware of it when it is excessive.
Scilly and I, she once said to Ariadne, are an astigmatic couple.
The Celebrity at Home | Violet HuntHe jerked it back again, and the thing looked as if it had been hung in a dim light by an astigmatic drunkard.
Love Among the Chickens | P. G. WodehouseIf the subject is astigmatic he will see some of the straight lines distinctly while others will be blurred.
Initiative Psychic Energy | Warren HiltonConclusion: the lens is astigmatic, or the objective is not adjusted to be co-axial with the eyepiece.
On Laboratory Arts | Richard Threlfall
British Dictionary definitions for astigmatic
/ (ˌæstɪɡˈmætɪk) /
relating to or affected with astigmatism
a person who has astigmatism
Origin of astigmatic
1Derived forms of astigmatic
- astigmatically, adverb
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