cataractousadj.
/katəˈraktəs/ Pathology.
Affected with cataract.
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pearl-eyed1526
cataractous1820
siliquose1825
1820 B. Travers Synopsis Dis. Eye iii. iii. 313 The cataractous eye is not unfrequently amaurotic.
1875 H. Walton Pract. Treat. Dis. Eye (ed. 3) 743 In ordinary cataractous capsular opacity.
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