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Meanings of farsightedness in English
Portuguese
hipermetropia Catalan
hipermetropia 
Abnormal condition in which vision for distant objects is better than for near objects.
Portuguese
previsão Synonyms
Examples for "foresight"
Examples for "foresight"
1
The only question is whether we have the foresight to address it.
2
The approaches embody some of science's great virtues: foresight, patience and cleverness.
3
That said; you should have the foresight to turn things around again.
4
Is this a case of deliberate malice or just lack of foresight?
5
Thank God I had the foresight to bring the brandy with me.
1
Well, the prevision of its plight would cheer me in mine immensely.
2
Now his flock demanded from him organisation, leadership, political and social prevision.
3
Of the course which physical science really followed he had no prevision.
4
But nothing else came at once to the surface to falsify her prevision.
5
The party had found the four, but his prevision had not failed him.
A reduced ability to focus on near objects caused by loss of elasticity of the crystalline lens after age 45.
Usage of farsightedness in English
1
It is, however, due to the farsightedness and enterprise of Mr. C.H.
2
Wilhelm II with his keen farsightedness set about to remedy this.
3
Mrs. Budlong's campaign was undertaken with the same farsightedness as a magazine editor's.
4
It is often advertised that it can cure everything from farsightedness to hair loss.
5
Soon afterwards, eyeglasses were available to correct farsightedness.
6
The Walker in Darkness rewards foresight, not farsightedness.
7
In India, the Dalai Lama, suitably attired in saffron monkish garb, congratulated the government for its farsightedness.
8
Including carrots in your diet won't keep you from needing glasses or correct your nearsightedness or farsightedness.
9
Quinola Do not mistake farsightedness for impertinence.
10
A man singularly gifted with political farsightedness.
11
The Imperial German Commissioner for War, General Hans von Helmuth, was a man of extraordinary decision and farsightedness.
12
This was the strange mix of myopia and farsightedness that some of us experienced in the early 1990s.
13
Such, indeed, is commonly the policy of men who are, like him, distinguished rather by wariness than by farsightedness.
14
This firm was always abreast of the times, and the city of Moncton owes much to its enterprise and farsightedness.
15
In the quickness of adjustment we have a great character factor; in the farsightedness of adjustment (foreseeing, planning) we have another.
16
So impressed was Challis by the farsightedness of his father-in-law that he forthwith sat him down and made a will of his own.
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Translations for farsightedness
Portuguese
Catalan
Spanish
Farsightedness through the time