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Meanings of nearsighted in English
Portuguese
míope Usage of nearsighted in English
1
Thick glasses rested on a Roman nose in front of nearsighted eyes.
2
If the unicorn were then also nearsighted, the defect could be disastrous.
3
Disjointedly Hartmann remembered he was desperately nearsighted, virtually blind without his glasses.
4
He stuck his eye-glasses over his hook-nose, and stooped down, being nearsighted.
5
Then the nearsighted father put out his hand toward Peter's little sister.
6
To dream that your sweetheart is nearsighted, denotes that she will disappoint you.
7
If nearsighted, read with a book as far off as possible.
8
Treia raised her head, staring at him, slightly squinting with her nearsighted eyes.
9
Although Dillians were moderately nearsighted, their senses of smell and hearing were acute.
10
Professor Archimedes Q. Porter turned in the direction indicated by the nearsighted Mr. Philander.
11
We don't know for sure if he'll become nearsighted or far-sighted as he grows.
12
I had a hard enough time functioning on my tiny little nearsighted human level.
13
His nearsighted eyes began moving around the common room-lookingfor more bugs, Jack supposed.
14
She liked the Reverend Mr. Judson with his delicate face and kind, nearsighted eyes.
15
The first, of course, is that Nita Selim was quite deaf or very nearsighted.
16
If you are nearsighted, buy yourself a pair of spectacles.
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