optical
English
Etymology
Adjective
optical (comparative more optical, superlative most optical)
- Of, or relating to sight; visual
- Strabismus is an optical defect.
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- Designed to assist or enhance sight
- A microscope is an optical instrument.
- Of, or relating to optics
- Refraction is an optical effect.
- Of, or relating to visible light
- Optical telescopes don't work when it is cloudy.
- Incorporating light-sensitive devices
- An optical switch opens the door automatically.
Derived terms
Terms derived from optical
Translations
relating to sight — see optic
designed to assist or enhance sight
relating to optics — see optic
relating to visible light
incorporating light-sensitive devices
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