Definition of micropsia in English:

micropsia

noun mʌɪˈkrɒpsɪəmīˈkräpsēə

mass noun

A condition of the eyes in which objects appear smaller than normal.
Example sentencesExamples
- It must be strongly emphasized that oculomotor micropsia and oculomotor macropsia are physiological and not geometrical effects.
- Because micropsia exists for close objects, macropsia, the opposite, occurs for far objects.
- Instead I lay incapacitated, overwhelmed by the sensation I am now able to give the name micropsia.
- That oculomotor adjustment to a relatively near point induces micropsia for the zenith moon
- In the second to third hour, visual illusions, wavelike recurrences of perceptual changes (micropsia, macropsia, etc.), and affective symptoms may occur.

Origin

Mid 19th century: from micro- 'small' + Greek -opsia 'seeing'.

Definition of micropsia in US English:

micropsia

nounmīˈkräpsēə

A condition of the eyes in which objects appear smaller than normal.
Example sentencesExamples
- Instead I lay incapacitated, overwhelmed by the sensation I am now able to give the name micropsia.
- It must be strongly emphasized that oculomotor micropsia and oculomotor macropsia are physiological and not geometrical effects.
- Because micropsia exists for close objects, macropsia, the opposite, occurs for far objects.
- In the second to third hour, visual illusions, wavelike recurrences of perceptual changes (micropsia, macropsia, etc.), and affective symptoms may occur.
- That oculomotor adjustment to a relatively near point induces micropsia for the zenith moon

Origin

Mid 19th century: from micro- ‘small’ + Greek -opsia ‘seeing’.

单词	micropsia
释义	Definition of micropsia in English: micropsia noun mʌɪˈkrɒpsɪəmīˈkräpsēə mass noun A condition of the eyes in which objects appear smaller than normal. Example sentencesExamples It must be strongly emphasized that oculomotor micropsia and oculomotor macropsia are physiological and not geometrical effects. Because micropsia exists for close objects, macropsia, the opposite, occurs for far objects. Instead I lay incapacitated, overwhelmed by the sensation I am now able to give the name micropsia. That oculomotor adjustment to a relatively near point induces micropsia for the zenith moon In the second to third hour, visual illusions, wavelike recurrences of perceptual changes (micropsia, macropsia, etc.), and affective symptoms may occur. Origin Mid 19th century: from micro- 'small' + Greek -opsia 'seeing'. Definition of micropsia in US English: micropsia nounmīˈkräpsēə A condition of the eyes in which objects appear smaller than normal. Example sentencesExamples Instead I lay incapacitated, overwhelmed by the sensation I am now able to give the name micropsia. It must be strongly emphasized that oculomotor micropsia and oculomotor macropsia are physiological and not geometrical effects. Because micropsia exists for close objects, macropsia, the opposite, occurs for far objects. In the second to third hour, visual illusions, wavelike recurrences of perceptual changes (micropsia, macropsia, etc.), and affective symptoms may occur. That oculomotor adjustment to a relatively near point induces micropsia for the zenith moon Origin Mid 19th century: from micro- ‘small’ + Greek -opsia ‘seeing’.
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