A medical doctor specializing in the diagnosis and treatment of diseases of the eye.
A person skilled in testing for defects of vision in order to prescribe corrective glasses.
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At the optometrist's, Jane opted for heavy tortoiseshell frames rather than contacts.
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Periodically my parents would send me to the optometrist for an examination.
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It allows the optometrist to see the microscopic layers of the retina.
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Davis is set to play Georgia Young, a twice-divorced, successful optometrist.
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The optometrist was silent, unable even to begin a forced condolence.
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An oculist is a physician who specializes in diseases of the eye.
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When he was fairly launched in a long paragraph the oculist interrupted.
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An appointment was made to go to the oculist late one evening.
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Because of appointments she was unable to see an oculist that day.
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The great oculist came, and gravely shook his head over the case.
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The oculist had criticized it as far too small for Mexican travel.
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After a pause, during which the oculist prepared some bandages, Huldah added:
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The oculist still cautioned moderation, but otherwise dismissed him as fully recovered.
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Do you remember that I once mentioned a famous oculist at Wiesbaden?
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The visit to the Clifton oculist resulted in a great success.
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Then came the visit to the oculist and the mandatory spectacles.
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I am myself an oculist; that is my department in St. Stephen's Hospital.
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You see now that you are in need of an oculist.
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The next morning on my way downtown I called in at an oculist's.
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I should rather have the opinion of an oculist before making that statement.
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He told them he was going abroad at the command of his oculist.
