anopia
əˈnoʊpiə
Definition

Definition of anopia - Reverso English Dictionary

Noun

1.
nerve systemDatedloss of vision without any visible defect in the eyesDated
  • After the accident, the patient suffered from anopia despite having intact eyes..
sightlessness
2.
body partsDatedsightlessness from structural defect or absence of an eyeDated
  • Anopia was caused by a congenital defect in the child.
blindness ophthalmia sightlessness
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Origin of anopia

Greek, anopia (without sight)

Examples of anopia in a sentence

  • Anopia made it difficult for her to navigate daily life.
  • The accident resulted in anopia for the injured worker.
  • Anopia was diagnosed after the eye surgery complications.

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  1. French:anopie, ...
  2. German:Anopie, ...
  3. Italian:perdita della vista, anopia, ...
  4. Spanish:anopía, ceguera congénita, ...
  5. Portuguese:anopia, cegueira congénita, ...
  6. Chinese:失明, 无眼症, ...
  7. Japanese:無視覚症, 無眼症, ...
  8. Arabic:عَمًى, عَمًى خِلْقِي, ...
  9. Hebrew:אֲנוֹפְּיָה, עִוָּרוֹן מוּלָד, ...
  10. Russian:анопия, слепота, ...
  11. Ukrainian:анопія, сліпота через дефект, ...
  12. Hindi:दृष्टिहीनता, एनोपिया, ...
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