Adjective:

कमबीन,

myopic's Usage Examples:

Retinal detachments and tears are possible, however, in highly myopic children or adolescents who play contact sports.

But the child may independently become more myopic later in life.

ROP is seen in 68 percent of infants with low birth weights and over 80 percent of infants born with ROP will be myopic.

Overall, 25 percent of those living in the United States are myopic.

Less than 5 percent of five year olds are myopic, but this percentage increases to 25 percent by late teens and to approximately 35 percent for young adults and to 42 percent of those middle-aged.

The degree to which one is myopic depends on the powers of the cornea and the lens of the eye and the length of the eyeball.

Silicone contact lenses allow a marked increase in oxygen to reach the eye decreasing the probability of myopic increases.

A X Jo magnification is, however, by no means guaranteed to a myopic eye of - io D by a lens of i in.

For the observation of small objects, a myopic eye is consequently superior to a normal eye; and the normal eye in its turn is superior to the hypermetropic one.

He needs to be admonished not to have a mind which is narrow or myopic.

Synonyms:

shortsighted, short, unforesightful, improvident,

Antonyms:

high, tall, thrifty, prudent, provident,