dioptral

/daɪˈɑptrəl/
adjective
  1. Relating to the measurement of refraction (bending) of light by lenses or the eye.
    • The optician explained the dioptral power of the new eyeglass lenses.
    • In physics class, we studied dioptral principles to understand how telescopes work.
    • The dioptral adjustment on the microscope helped bring the specimen into clear focus.
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