hyperacuity

/ˌhaɪpərəˈkjuːəti/
noun
  1. Extremely sharp or acute perception, especially of the senses such as hearing or sight.
    • After the surgery, she experienced a temporary hyperacuity in her hearing, finding even soft sounds too loud.
    • The owl's hyperacuity allows it to spot a mouse from over a hundred feet away in the dark.
    • Some artists develop a hyperacuity for color, noticing subtle differences that others miss.
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