sunglass

/ˈsʌnɡlæs/
noun
  1. A single lens or eyepiece designed to protect the eye from bright sunlight, often used in scientific or optical instruments.
    • The astronomer used a sunglass to observe the solar eclipse safely.
    • The old microscope had a special sunglass to reduce glare.
    • He held a dark sunglass up to his eye to look at the bright landscape.
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