shortsightedly
shortsightedly adverb: with short sight; myopically.
Adverb
shortsightedly (comparative more shortsightedly, superlative most shortsightedly)
- With short sight; myopically.
- The teacher peered shortsightedly around the classroom.
- In a manner that fails to consider the big picture or future effects of an action or decision.
- He shortsightedly decided not to go to college and instead entered the workforce; so he made more money the first few years, but his earning power was never as great as it could have been.
Forms of shortsightedly
| comparative | more shortsightedly |
|---|---|
| superlative | most shortsightedly |
Origin of shortsightedly
From shortsighted + -ly.
Questions about shortsightedly
- What does shortsightedly mean?
- Shortsightedly means with short sight; myopically.
- What part of speech is shortsightedly?
- Shortsightedly is an adverb.
Words near shortsightedly in the dictionary
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