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Meanings of shortsighted in English
Usage of shortsighted in English
1
Sir, -The possible closure of rail lines is a shortsighted move.
2
Culturally it is, on a national and international level, shortsighted and regrettable.
3
There, on the other side of the angle; but you are shortsighted.
4
Beside her, God mother was nothing but a plump, shortsighted fidgety lady.
5
It's also true that shortsighted campaigns for lifestyle change can backfire.
6
However, a shortsighted Zuma has failed to realise the obstacles ahead of him.
7
But choosing to frame the debate in this way is shortsighted.
8
Dad used to look down on those people, calling them shortsighted and irrational.
9
Earl Fin Arnason would not flee; and being also shortsighted, was taken prisoner.
10
Josiah Radford, who is exceptionally shortsighted, was soon unable to tell them apart.
11
He promoted or slandered them on the basis of his own shortsighted purposes.
12
Nature, shortsighted and impatient, can deal with the seen and the present only.
13
Shops will close if you've landlords that take a shortsighted approach.
14
Not to support it wholeheartedly would be hypocritical, shortsighted and ungenerous.
15
As a teenager, Ross was shy, extremely shortsighted and obsessed with comic books.
16
Unlike the Conservatives, I can see just how shortsighted this is.
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United States of America
Common
United Kingdom
Common