ocular in Latin
ocular in Latin is oculāris — ocular means relating to the eye or to eyesight.
ocular in Latin
oculāris
Of, or relating to the eye, or the sense of sight
What does "ocular" mean?
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adj Relating to the eye or to eyesight.
"The accident caused permanent ocular damage."
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noun The eyepiece of a microscope or telescope — the lens closest to the viewer's eye.
"Adjust the ocular until the specimen comes into focus."
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ocular in a sentence
- The accident caused permanent ocular damage.
- She had an ocular migraine that blurred her vision for an hour.
- Adjust the ocular until the specimen comes into focus.
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What is "ocular" in Latin?
"ocular" in Latin is oculāris. ocular means: Relating to the eye or to eyesight.
How do you use "ocular" in a sentence?
Example: "The accident caused permanent ocular damage." In Latin, "ocular" is oculāris.
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