axerophthol
- noun
- /ˌæksəˈrɒfθɒl/
- Archaic
- A deficiency in axerophthol can lead to night blindness and dry eyes.
Examples
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Doctors recommend sources rich in axerophthol for maintaining healthy eyesight.
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The body needs axerophthol for proper vision.
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The chemical structure of axerophthol classifies it as a fat-soluble vitamin.
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Many foods are rich in axerophthol.
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A deficiency in axerophthol can lead to night blindness and dry eyes.
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Doctors recommend sources rich in axerophthol for maintaining healthy eyesight.
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The body needs axerophthol to support normal vision and healthy skin.
Synonyms
Vitamin needed for good vision and healthy skin
A substance in food that helps you see at night, keeps skin healthy, and helps the body fight infections
A form of vitamin A that helps your sight and keeps skin healthy
A vitamin found in fish liver oils that keeps eyes healthy
Surface Forms
Etymology
The word axerophthol comes from Greek parts xero- and ophthal-, which mean 'dry' and 'eye', because it was linked to preventing dry eyes. So, axerophthol is another name for vitamin A, a fat-soluble vitamin that helps vision and keeps skin healthy.