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Shortsightedness (Noun)

(ophthalmology) eyesight abnormality resulting from the eye's faulty refractive ability; distant objects appear blurred.

Nouns denoting natural processes.

The ophthalmologist diagnosed the young boy with shortsightedness, requiring him to wear corrective glasses at all times.
Researchers continue to explore the link between prolonged screen time and the rise of shortsightedness among children and teenagers.
Her shortsightedness made it difficult for her to perceive objects or read signs from far away, requiring constant strain on her eyes.
If left untreated, shortsightedness can progress and lead to severe eye problems and even potential vision loss in extreme cases.
By conducting regular eye exams, parents can identify signs of shortsightedness early on in their child's life to apply corrective measures promptly.

A lack of prudence and care by someone in the management of resources.

Nouns denoting attributes of people and objects.

The company's shortsightedness in not diversifying their investments led to significant financial losses during the economic downturn.
Their shortsightedness in prioritizing short-term gains resulted in neglecting the long-term consequences of environmental damage.
The government's shortsightedness in allocating a small budget for education would ultimately harm the country's economic prospects.
The CEO's shortsightedness in overemphasizing quarterly profits at the expense of research and development stifled the company's innovation.
The shortsightedness of not investing in renewable energy sources would prove to be a costly mistake for the region in the years to come.