💡 Words with a Similar Meaning to "Bifocalled"
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| Word | Definition |
|---|---|
| bifocus | (physics, of an image) Produced by stereoscopic lenses |
| bifidated | Alternative form of bifidate. [Bifid, divided into two main parts.] |
| be-monocled | Alternative form of bemonocled. [Synonym of monocled.] |
| multi-faceted | Alternative spelling of multifaceted. [Having multiple facets or (geometric) faces.] |
| longsighted | Alternative spelling of long-sighted. [Hyperopic; farsighted] |
| eye-glassed | Alternative form of eyeglassed. [Synonym of bespectacled.] |
| far-sighted | Alternative spelling of farsighted. [Unable to focus with one's eyes on near objects; presbyopic.] |
| bicolored | Alternative form of bicoloured. [Of two colours.] |
| bi-lingual | Rare spelling of bilingual. [Having the ability to speak two languages fluently.] |
| nearsighted | Alternative form of near-sighted. [myopic, suffering from myopia] |
| biphasal | Alternative form of biphasic. [Having two phases.] |
| clearsighted | Alternative spelling of clear-sighted. [Having sharp vision.] |
| shortsighted | Alternative spelling of short-sighted. [Near-sighted; myopic; unable to focus on distant objects.] |
| cofocal | Alternative form of confocal. [(optics, mathematics) Having the same foci] |
| two-fold | Alternative spelling of twofold. [Double; duplicate; multiplied by two.] |
| quicksighted | Alternative spelling of quick-sighted. [Having keen vision.] |
| postbifurcalnoun | Alternative form of postbifurcation. [Following bifurcation] |
| bi-directional | Alternative spelling of bidirectional. [Moving in two directions (usually opposite).] |
| parafocal | (optics) Alternative form of parfocal. [Having multiple lenses that have corresponding focal points in the same plane.] |
| multilevelled | Alternative spelling of multileveled. [Having multiple (literal or figurative) levels.] |
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