sighted
sighted
Definition
sighted (sīt′id)
adjective
- having sight; not blind
- having (a specified kind of) sight: used in combination farsighted
sighted
Synonyms
sighted
Usage Examples
Modifies a noun
- peer: Braille readers vary in ability even more than their sighted peers.
- helper: Wherever possible, it is perhaps best for the blind or visually impaired student to dictate to a sighted helper.
- companion: The booklet has been produced for use by a sighted companion and has been focus tested with visually impaired groups.
- viewer: A sighted viewer will form an impression of the room.
- people: Very short sighted people may need to remove their distance glasses to see money in their hands.
- person: Is such a picture less real than the picture which a sighted person has?
Modifying Another Word
- partially: Only a small minority of partially sighted people have no useful sight.
- blind/partially: What rule might a blind/partially sighted person put at the top of her/his list?
- fully: Children with visual impairment often read at a much slower pace than fully sighted peers.
- far: Come on, some far sighted publisher - get this book out.
- short: It seems short sighted to insist the everyone should buy native hardware.
- normally: Visual acuity is expressed in terms of the average vision of a normally sighted person.
Used with adjective complement
