eyestrain
a sensation of discomfort produced in the eyes by their excessive or improper use: to have eyestrain from reading fine print in poor light.
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How to use eyestrain in a sentence
There are type-C, Mini DP, OTG, and USB ports built-in to provide you with connection interfaces you’ll need on the go, as well as eye-care blue light to reduce eyestrain.
10 unique deals that you’ll find here with better than Amazon pricing | Quinn Gawronski | June 21, 2021 | Popular-ScienceIn spite of almost constant illness brought about by eyestrain, he accomplished more than most well men have done.
A Civic Biology | George William HunterA great deal of handwork is required and everything possible is done to save eyestrain.
Five Lectures on Blindness | Kate M. FoleyNearsighted people should be especially careful to avoid eyestrain, and should not work by artificial light.
Five Lectures on Blindness | Kate M. FoleyAt the peril of a severe eyestrain they had to, because Sangamon simply would not be denied.
Those Times And These | Irvin S. Cobb
He will thereby be saved eyestrain and errors in his school work as well as given a valuable ability for life.
The Psychology of Arithmetic | Edward L. Thorndike
British Dictionary definitions for eyestrain
/ (ˈaɪˌstreɪn) /
fatigue or irritation of the eyes, resulting from excessive use, as from prolonged reading of small print, or uncorrected defects of vision
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