pseudoscope
noun
pseu·do·scope
\ˈsüdəˌskōp\
Definition of pseudoscope
: an optical instrument that exhibits objects with their proper relief reversed, thus producing an effect opposite to that of the stereoscope
pseudoscopic
adjectivepseudoscopically
\-pə̇k(ə)lē\ adverbFrom the M-W Editors
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Origin and Etymology of pseudoscope
pseud- + -scope
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