nearsighted
[neer-sahy-tid, -sahy-]
Origin of nearsighted
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Related Words for near-sighted
blind, careless, foolish, headlong, ill-advised, impolitic, impractical, improvident, imprudent, injudicious, myopic, rash, stupid, unwary, ill-considered, astigmatic, imperceptive, near-sighted, unsagaciousExamples from the Web for near-sighted
Historical Examples of near-sighted
The judges of the earth are near-sighted and prone to be deceived.
The Basket of FlowersChristoph von Schmid
Then, unless the Japs are near-sighted, I expect an easy time when I go out.
The Wreck of the TitanMorgan Robertson
Pa is near-sighted, and he said he wanted me to go along and show him things.
Peck's Bad Boy and His PaGeorge W. Peck
I had had enough of the supercilious, near-sighted eyes of the Teuton.
The Maids of ParadiseRobert W. (Robert William) Chambers
Nathaniel raised his book so as to hide his face, like one near-sighted.
In The Boyhood of LincolnHezekiah Butterworth
near-sighted
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nearsighted
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