senopia
/sɪˈnoʊpiə/
noun
- A temporary improvement in near vision in older people, often a sign of developing cataracts.
- The optometrist warned that senopia is not a true improvement in eyesight.
- Senopia can make reading easier for a while, but it usually indicates a change in the eye's lens.
- Her grandmother was surprised by her sudden senopia, but the doctor explained it was likely due to cataracts.