optic
Pronunciation: [ˈɒp.tɪk]
Context: "science"
(adjective) related to seeing or light. When something is optic, it deals with how we see things or with tools that help us see better.
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The optic nerve sends messages from the eye to the brain so we can see.
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This isn’t an optic device; it doesn't help with our vision at all.
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What are some common optic instruments used in science?
Context: "science"
(noun) a term used to describe things associated with light and vision. It often refers to devices or parts of equipment that help us see clearly, like a lens or telescope.
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The optic of the camera allowed us to take really clear pictures.
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Without an optic, the telescope would not work correctly.
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What is the main function of an optic in this equipment?
Context: "medical"
(noun) relating to the eye or vision health. This term helps describe things connected to our eyesight and how doctors look after our eyes.
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The doctor specializes in optic health, helping patients improve their vision.
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He does not provide any optic services, so you need to see a different doctor for eye care.
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What should I ask my doctor during my optic health check-up?