Presbyopic (Adjective)
Meaning
Able to see distant objects clearly.
Classification
All adjective clusters.
Examples
- As people age, they often become presbyopic and struggle to see close objects clearly, but have no issue with distant objects.
- The presbyopic patient was prescribed reading glasses to correct her near vision, but her distance vision remained unaffected.
- Presbyopic individuals often find it easier to watch TV or see distant objects clearly, but may need assistance with tasks that require near vision.
- After turning 50, John became presbyopic and found that he could see distant objects with perfect clarity, but needed reading glasses for up-close tasks.
- The optometrist explained to her patient that being presbyopic meant she could see distant objects clearly, but would need corrective lenses for reading and other near-vision activities.