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Meaning of monocular
The primary meaning of the word "monocular" refers to something that is related to or uses only one eye, or having a single lens or barrel, especially in the context of optical instruments.
Etymology of monocular
The word "monocular" comes from the Latin words "monos" meaning alone and "oculus" meaning eye, and the Latin suffix "-ar" which forms an adjective
The term has been used in English since the 17th century to describe optical instruments with a single lens or barrel, and has since been extended to describe anything that relates to or uses only one eye
Synonyms
one-eyed
single-lensed
single-barreled
single-vision
unilateral
unocular
single-eyed
cyclopean
one-lensed
single-sighted
half-blind
partially sighted
visually impaired
limited vision
restricted view
narrow field
single focus
solitary
lone
unique
specialized
single-purpose
one-function
monotelescopic
monoscopic
single-view
unilateral vision
half-vision
impaired vision
defective vision
limited visual
single perspective
myopic
tunnel vision
restricted vision
constricted view
Definitions
- Relating to or using only one eye
- Having a single lens or barrel, especially in the context of optical instruments
- Having or relating to a single point of view or focus
Usage Examples
- The monocular telescope allowed her to observe the birds more closely
- He used a monocular microscope to examine the sample
- The monocular vision of the camera limited its ability to perceive depth
Antonyms
binocular
binoculars
two-eyed
stereoscopic
bifocal
multifocal
vari-focal
wide-angle
panoramic
all-around
omnidirectional
multidirectional
multifaceted
versatile
adaptable
adjustable
variable
dual
double
twin
paired
coupled
matched
stereoscopic
3D
three-dimensional