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Crossword · 14 items · by Suhamiza
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- The transparent front part of the eye that helps bend light as it enters. (6 letters)
- The refractive error where distant objects appear blurry because light focuses in front of the retina. (6 letters)
- A lens material known for its high impact resistance and commonly used for rimless frames but not chemical resistant. (13 letters)
- A lens type that provides clear vision for one main viewing distance. (12 letters)
- A lens design that helps reduce lens thickness and improve its appearance, especially for higher prescriptions. (8 letters)
- Lenses that use colour to reduce brightness and are often chosen for fashion. (6 letters)
- Lenses that reduce reflected glare from surfaces such as roads and water. (9 letters)
- A lens material that is lightweight, but can be more easily scratched than glass. (7 letters)
- The eye structure that controls the size of the pupil to regulate how much light enters. (4 letters)
- A lens design that uses two aspheric surfaces to improve the lens profile. (14 letters)
- A lens design customized to the wearer's prescription and individual measurements. (12 letters)
- One factor that affects lens thickness, referring to the size of the spectacle frame. (9 letters)
- A lens that provides distance, intermediate, and near vision with no visible dividing line. (10 letters)
- A lens with separate distance and near-vision sections divided by a visible line. (7 letters)
Answer key
- The transparent front part of the eye that helps bend light as it enters. → CORNEA
- The refractive error where distant objects appear blurry because light focuses in front of the retina. → MYOPIA
- A lens material known for its high impact resistance and commonly used for rimless frames but not chemical resistant. → POLYCARBONATE
- A lens type that provides clear vision for one main viewing distance. → SINGLE VISION
- A lens design that helps reduce lens thickness and improve its appearance, especially for higher prescriptions. → ASPHERIC
- Lenses that use colour to reduce brightness and are often chosen for fashion. → TINTED
- Lenses that reduce reflected glare from surfaces such as roads and water. → POLARIZED
- A lens material that is lightweight, but can be more easily scratched than glass. → PLASTIC
- The eye structure that controls the size of the pupil to regulate how much light enters. → IRIS
- A lens design that uses two aspheric surfaces to improve the lens profile. → DOUBLE ASPHERIC
- A lens design customized to the wearer's prescription and individual measurements. → PERSONALIZED
- One factor that affects lens thickness, referring to the size of the spectacle frame. → FRAME SIZE
- A lens that provides distance, intermediate, and near vision with no visible dividing line. → MULTIFOCAL
- A lens with separate distance and near-vision sections divided by a visible line. → BIFOCAL
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