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pantoscopic

pantoscopic adjective: designed to focus on both near and distant objects at the same time, typically by means of a tilt in the lens.

Adjective

pantoscopic (not comparable)

  1. Designed to focus on both near and distant objects at the same time, typically by means of a tilt in the lens

Antonyms of pantoscopic

Questions about pantoscopic

What does pantoscopic mean?
Pantoscopic means designed to focus on both near and distant objects at the same time, typically by means of a tilt in the lens.
What part of speech is pantoscopic?
Pantoscopic is an adjective.

Words near pantoscopic in the dictionary

  1. pantopragmatics
  2. pantoprazole
  3. pantos
  4. pantoscope
  5. pantoscopes
  6. pantoscopic
  7. pantostomatous
  8. pantothenamide
  9. pantothenamides
  10. pantothenate
  11. pantothenates

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