farsight
- noun
- /ˈfɑːrˌsaɪt/
- Specialized
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alcance visual
- In the strategy game, each unit has a different farsight that affects how much of the map they reveal.
Examples
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The sniper adjusted his scope for maximum farsight.
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Fog can greatly reduce your farsight when driving in the countryside at night.
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The radar system's farsight allows it to detect aircraft from many miles away.
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With enhanced farsight, the drone can detect targets from miles away.
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Using advanced technology, the soldiers can extend their farsight to detect enemies from a distance.
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In the game, players need to enhance their farsight to spot targets before they move.
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The telescope allows astronomers to improve their farsight and observe distant galaxies clearly.
Synonyms
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1.0
The area you can see from one place
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4.7
The distance you can see a clear object like a flag with your eyes
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7.0
To be able to shoot to a certain distance
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8.7
The area you can see from where you are
How Far
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Farsight is made of far ('at a distance') and sight ('to see'). So, in technology or games, farsight means the maximum distance you can 'see' or detect something, like the range of a radar or a unit.