accommodational
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Definition
- Adjective:
- Relating to accommodation of the eye: Pertaining to the process by which the eye's lens changes shape to focus on objects at different distances.
- Concerning adjustment or adaptation: In a broader, less common sense, relating to the act of accommodating or making suitable adjustments.
Usage Examples
- Adjective:
- Prolonged reading can cause accommodational strain. (This describes eye fatigue related to the focusing mechanism.)
- The optometrist tested his accommodational ability. (This refers to the eye's capacity to focus.)
- The study measured accommodational responses to different light levels. (This describes reactions related to the eye's focusing adjustment.)
Advanced Usage
- "Accommodational facility": Refers to the ease and speed with which the eyes can change focus between near and far objects.
- Good accommodational facility is important for athletes in fast-paced sports.
- "Accommodational insufficiency": A condition where the eye has difficulty focusing on near objects for a sustained period.
- The student's headaches were diagnosed as accommodational insufficiency.
Variants and Related Words
- Accommodate (verb): To provide space for; to adapt or adjust.
- The hotel can accommodate 300 guests.
- Accommodation (noun): The process of adjustment, especially of the eye; also, a place to live or stay.
- The eye's accommodation allows us to see clearly at various distances.
- We found accommodation in the city center.
- Accommodative (adjective): Another adjective form, often used interchangeably with "accommodational" in medical/optical contexts.
- The patient showed a normal accommodative response.
Synonyms
- Adaptive: Having the ability to adjust to different conditions.
- Focal: Relating to a focus or center of activity, especially of vision.
Related Phrases
- Accommodative spasm: A condition where the eye's focusing muscle remains in a state of contraction.
- The blurry vision was caused by an accommodative spasm.
- Accommodative-convergence relationship: The neurological link between the eye's focusing system and its system for turning the eyes inward to look at near objects.
- The optometrist assessed the accommodative-convergence relationship during the exam.
Adjective
- of or relating to the accommodation of the lens of the eye
- accommodational strain