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long-sightedly — longˈ sightˈedly adverb • • • Main Entry: ↑long … Useful english dictionary
long-sighted — adjective Brit. having long sight. ↘having imagination or foresight. Derivatives long sightedly adverb long sightedness noun … English new terms dictionary
long-sighted — adj. 1 having long sight. 2 having imagination or foresight. Derivatives: long sightedly adv. long sightedness n … Useful english dictionary
long-sightedness — See long sightedly. * * * … Universalium
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