ophthalmic

adjective

oph·thal·mic | \ äf-ˈthal-mik,

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Definition of ophthalmic

1 : of, relating to, or situated near the eye

2 : supplying or draining the eye or structures in the region of the eye ophthalmic artery

Examples of ophthalmic in a Sentence

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She was treated by ophthalmic surgeon Dana Robaei, who wrote about Lynch’s case in the May 2018 issue of the journal Ophthalmology. — Sarah Klein, Health.com, "This Scary Photo Is Proof You Need to Take Off Your Mascara Every Night," 1 June 2018 John Bradley, 75, an ophthalmic surgeon who operated a private practice in Chevy Chase, Md., for about 35 years, died March 20 at a hospital in Washington. — Washington Post, "The story must be told.," 17 May 2018 But Zahau’s mother and sister have never accepted that Zahau — a certified ophthalmic technician — committed suicide. — Christine Pelisek, PEOPLE.com, "California Mansion Mystery: Did Rebecca Zahau Kill Herself — or Was She Murdered?," 28 Feb. 2018 Essilor is the largest supplier of ophthalmic lenses while Luxottica is the top provider of eyewear both in Europe and across the world, the EU said. — Emre Peker, WSJ, "EU Opens Investigation Into Essilor-Luxottica Merger," 26 Sep. 2017 Of course, the outcome depends on the ophthalmic surgeon, who is also a kind and caring woman, but by then I was sedated, mesmerized by bright lights. — Author: Garrison Keillor, Alaska Dispatch News, "Lessons of blindness and kindness," 5 July 2017 Sreedhar Potarazu was brilliant, everyone agrees, an ophthalmic surgeon who started college at age 15 and earned degrees in medicine and business. — Rachel Weiner, Washington Post, "Local doctor who scammed hundreds will go to prison for 10 years," 19 July 2017

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