myopic in Greek
myopic in Greek is μυωπικός — myopic means focused only on immediate concerns and failing to consider the longer term.
myopic in Greek
μυωπικός
Pronounced: myopikos
Near-sighted; unable to see distant objects unaided.
What does "myopic" mean?
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adjective Focused only on immediate concerns and failing to consider the longer term.
"Cutting the training budget was a myopic decision that cost them a decade of talent."
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adjective Unable to see distant objects clearly; short-sighted.
"He has been myopic since childhood and cannot read a road sign without glasses."
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myopic in a sentence
- Cutting the training budget was a myopic decision that cost them a decade of talent.
- The policy is myopic: it fixes this year's deficit and ignores the next twenty.
- He has been myopic since childhood and cannot read a road sign without glasses.
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What is "myopic" in Greek?
"myopic" in Greek is μυωπικός. myopic means: Focused only on immediate concerns and failing to consider the longer term.
How do you pronounce μυωπικός?
"myopic" in Greek is μυωπικός, pronounced "myopikos".
How do you use "myopic" in a sentence?
Example: "Cutting the training budget was a myopic decision that cost them a decade of talent." In Greek, "myopic" is μυωπικός.
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