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Meaning of binoculars
optical instrument for viewing distant objects
Etymology of binoculars
The word "binoculars" has its roots in the Latin words "bin-" meaning "two" and "oculus" meaning "eye", combined with the Greek suffix "-ars" which forms a noun indicating a tool or instrument.
Historically, the term "binoculars" emerged in the 19th century, derived from the earlier term "binocular instrument" which referred to any device used to view objects with both eyes.
Synonyms
telescopes
field glasses
spyglasses
glasses
optical instruments
magnifying glasses
microscopes
periscopes
spectacles
goggles
scopes
monoculars
opera glasses
night vision devices
spotting scopes
rifle scopes
eyepieces
lenses
magnifiers
viewers
observers
surveillance equipment
observation instruments
vision aids
visual aids
optical aids
sighting devices
sighting instruments
Definitions
- An optical instrument designed for use with both eyes, typically consisting of two telescopes mounted side by side, used for viewing distant objects with magnification.
- * A pair of telescopes, one for each eye, used for observing distant objects, especially in daylight.
Usage Examples
- She used binoculars to get a closer look at the birds in the tree.
- * The sailor employed binoculars to scan the horizon for any signs of land.
- * The audience utilized binoculars to get a better view of the stage performance.
Antonyms
microscopes
magnifying glasses
naked eyes
unaided vision
blindness
ignorance
unawareness
myopia
hyperopia
astigmatism
presbyopia
cataracts
glaucoma
macular degeneration
visual impairments
blindness
darkness
obscurity
unclearness
fuzziness
blur
haze
mist
fog
smog
pollution