long-sighted
11long-sighted — a. 1. Far sighted. 2. Sagacious, far seeing, discerning …
12ˌlong-ˈsighted — adj British not able to see things clearly when they are near to you Ant: short sighted …
13long-sighted — adjective Brit. having long sight. ↘having imagination or foresight. Derivatives long sightedly adverb long sightedness noun …
14long-sighted — adj. 1 having long sight. 2 having imagination or foresight. Derivatives: long sightedly adv. long sightedness n …
15long-sighted — adjective Date: circa 1790 chiefly British farsighted • long sightedness noun, chiefly British …
16long-sighted — adjective hyperopic; farsighted …
17long-sighted — UK / US adjective British 1) not able to see things clearly when they are near to you 2) considering things that will happen in the future, not just what will happen immediately …
18Sighted — Sight ed, a. Having sight, or seeing, in a particular manner; used in composition; as, long sighted, short sighted, quick sighted, sharp sighted, and the like. [1913 Webster] …
19long´-sight´ed|ness — long sight|ed «LNG SY tihd, LONG », adjective. 1. seeing distant things more clearly than near ones; farsighted. 2. Figurative. having foresight; wise: »Her long sighted notion of a society not solely based on war and agriculture... (Manchester… …
20long-sight|ed — «LNG SY tihd, LONG », adjective. 1. seeing distant things more clearly than near ones; farsighted. 2. Figurative. having foresight; wise: »Her long sighted notion of a society not solely based on war and agriculture... (Manchester Guardian).… …