grayout
A brief loss of vision when things look dim or grey
- noun
- /ˈɡreɪˌaʊt/
- Specialized
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pérdida temporal de visión
- While climbing the steep hill, Jenna had a moment of grayout, feeling dizzy as her vision dimmed.
Examples
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The patient reported experiencing a grayout during the procedure when her blood pressure dropped suddenly.
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After standing up too quickly, he experienced a brief grayout that made him see stars.
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She stared at the life-support systems monitor while her brain revived from the grayout.
Fiction book (1992)
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Etymology
Grayout uses gray ('a dull colour') and out ('fading away'), like when your sight briefly fades to grey, so a grayout is a short dimming or partial loss of vision.