What is another word for myopically?

Pronunciation: [ma͡ɪˈɒpɪkli] (IPA)

Myopically is a term that describes a narrow and short-sighted viewpoint. Some synonyms for myopically include narrowly, short-sightedly, and restrictively. These words all describe a limited perspective or approach that fails to take into account the whole picture. Other similar terms include tunnel vision, blinkered, and myopic. These words convey the idea of a lack of foresight or an inability to see beyond one's immediate perception. To avoid such a viewpoint, it is important to consider a broad range of perspectives and weigh all aspects of a situation before making a decision. This will help to prevent a myopic perspective and ensure a more balanced approach.

What are the hypernyms for Myopically?

A hypernym is a word with a broad meaning that encompasses more specific words called hyponyms.

Usage examples for Myopically

He lighted the gas and a couple of candles, and, blinking myopically at the image that fronted him in the tiny looking-glass that stood on his chest of drawers, he set to work, with all the ardour of a young girl preparing for her first ball.
"Mortal Coils"
Aldous Huxley
The great head swung low, close to the floor, the single eye stared myopically.
"A World Called Crimson"
Darius John Granger
Nogam peered myopically at the paper.
"Red Masquerade"
Louis Joseph Vance

Famous quotes with Myopically

  • Political correctness, in the extreme versions worthy of the name, is antithetical to almost all surprising advances in thought. We might call it , since it is, like the extreme eugenics of Social Darwinists, an attempt to impose myopically derived standards of safety and goodness on the bounty of nature. Few today — but there are a few — would brand genetic counseling, all genetic policies, with the condemnatory title of eugenics.
    Daniel Dennett

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