sharp-sightedness
- noun
- /ʃɑrpˈsaɪtɪdnəs/
:
agudeza visual
- Her sharp-sightedness allowed her to spot the tiny bird in the bushes.
Examples
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Owls are known for their remarkable sharp-sightedness, especially in low light conditions.
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Her sharp-sightedness allowed her to spot even the smallest details in the painting.
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Regular eye examinations help to monitor changes in one's sharp-sightedness over time.
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The sharp-sightedness of the eagle is remarkable.
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Her sharp-sightedness allowed her to notice the intricate patterns on the butterfly's wings.
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The detective's sharp-sightedness helped him find clues that others overlooked.
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With sharp-sightedness, the artist could focus on the tiniest details of the landscape.
Synonyms
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8.1
Ability to see small details clearly
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3.9
The ability to notice small details and mistakes very well
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4.9
The sharpness of your sight that lets you see small details
An ability to notice and remember what you see very clearly
Antonyms
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3.1
A condition in which a person cannot see because of injury, disease, or being born that way
How Sharp-Eyed
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6.3
- US
- Specialized
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4.1
Surface Forms
Morphology
sharp-sightedness = sharp-sighted (transparent) = sharp + sighted + ness
Formed by adding the nominalizing suffix '-ness' to the clear adjective 'sharp-sighted', so the noun denotes the quality of having sharp sight.
Etymology
Sharp-sightedness joins sharp (like a knife: 'clear and exact') and sight ('seeing'), so it means having very clear vision that notices very small details.