colour vision deficiency
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A person with colour vision deficiency sees a red apple and a green leaf as similar shades.
Definition
- Noun:
- Colour vision deficiency: A genetic condition affecting the eyes, resulting in an inability to perceive differences between certain colours or hues. It is commonly known as colour blindness.
Usage Examples
- Noun:
- Colour vision deficiency is more common in men than in women.
- People with colour vision deficiency may have difficulty distinguishing red from green.
- The test is designed to screen for various types of colour vision deficiency.
Advanced Usage
- "to have colour vision deficiency": To be affected by this condition.
- He has a mild form of colour vision deficiency.
- "diagnosis of colour vision deficiency": The formal identification of the condition.
- An optometrist can provide a diagnosis of colour vision deficiency.
Variants and Related Words
- Colour blindness (n): The common, informal term for colour vision deficiency.
- Colour blindness does not mean seeing the world in black and white.
- Deuteranopia (n): A specific type of red-green colour vision deficiency.
- Protanopia (n): Another specific type of red-green colour vision deficiency.
- Tritanopia (n): A rare blue-yellow colour vision deficiency.
Synonyms
- Colour blindness: The most common synonym.
- Daltonism: An older, less common term for red-green colour vision deficiency.
Related Phrases
- Colour vision test (n): A test used to assess colour perception.
- The Ishihara plates are a well-known colour vision test.
- Colour deficient (adj): Describing a person with this condition.
- Colour deficient individuals often develop strategies to cope.
A person with colour vision deficiency sees a red apple and a green leaf as similar shades.
Noun
- genetic inability to distinguish differences in hue