eyestrain
- noun
- /ˈaɪˌstreɪn/
- "For the entire history of computers, we've always suffered under reduced reading speed and increased eyestrain compared to print."
- eyestrain and headaches
But again, research on blue light glasses on using devices shows that blue light does not impact eyestrain.
- But again, research on blue light glasses on using devices shows that blue light does not impact eyestrain.
Examples
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Competence in reading involves more than holding the text at a distance that does not lead to eyestrain.
Academic text (1996) -
We haven't had half as much eyestrain and blindness since regular light bulbs.
Blog text (20) -
One thing I wish they included in computer classes, however, is how to prevent things like carpal tunnel and eyestrain.
Blog text (28) -
One was using the device for reading for a long period of time and complained of eyestrain, so he was advised to rest between the surveys.
Academic text (2008) -
These include lack of sleep, the consumption of caffeine, stress, smoking, and eyestrain.
Fiction book (1996) -
The older we get, the more we're prone to eyestrain, blurring vision, and headaches as a result of inadequate lighting while reading.
Blog text (29) -
Teachers must avoid overworking children or making them tense; they must also report insidious symptoms such as eyestrain or headaches.
Academic text (1996) -
"The crispness of the typography really impacts both reading speed and eyestrain and the pleasantness of reading," Nielsen said.
Blog text (13) -
Students react negatively to the physical discomfort of excessive Web use: sore bones, headaches, wrist pain, and eyestrain (Agosto, 2002).
Academic text (2006) -
To avoid eyestrain, rest your eyes every 15 minutes by looking at distant objects.
Synonyms
Eyes that feel tired or sore after looking at screens for too long
Eyes that feel tired and uncomfortable after long close work like reading or using a computer
Antonyms
How Strained
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
The word eyestrain comes from two parts: eye and strain, where strain means 'to stretch' or 'to make tight', like when you 'strain a muscle'. So, eyestrain is when your eyes become tired or uncomfortable from working too hard, for example from long screen use.