Small magnifying glass (usually set in an eyepiece) used by jewelers and horologists.
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I didn't need a loupe to know they were real diamonds.
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She stopped just a moment to examine them with the loupe.
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Table height adjustment and variation of loupe working distance can reduce neck flexion.
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Switched off the desk lamp and dropped the loupe lens in his shirtpocket.
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Some were very small, you had to look with a loupe, a magnifying glass.
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Portman finally looked up, dropping the loupe and letting it hang over his tie.
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She glanced over her shoulder, saw that he had the loupe to his eye again.
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Abel drew a jeweler's loupe from his breast pocket and fixed it in his eye.
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He regarded Ledford, bent over the workbench, an old jeweler's loupe stuck in his eyesocket.
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Marvin Oates put the briefcase on a table and bent over it with a jeweler's loupe.
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This posture exaggerates when operating with loupe magnification.
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He took out his loupe and examined them.
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The owner puts a loupe up to his eye, which makes it seem almost normal size.
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Under the loupe, her suspicions were confirmed.
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And because the loupe-like design keeps it a constant distance from the paper, you don't need to focus.
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Peggy lifted her head, took a jeweler's loupe from her eye, and quickly put on large, thick glasses.