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progressive lens

noun

  1. a multifocal eyeglass lens that provides a continuous range of focal power between near and far distances.


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Word History and Origins

Origin of progressive lens1

First recorded in 1975–80
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Example Sentences

The chief must be comfortable speaking extemporaneously — and often in front of cameras — about the work of the police department through the progressive lens of the city’s elected leaders, including the mayor and City Council.

Since Buchanan writes on tax policy through a progressive lens, he said he felt that he could become a target at any time.

From Salon

The bill, though, didn’t remain confined to a purely partisan or progressive lens.

From Slate

Mr. Dulik, a tenant organizer, and Mr. Nicholas, an urban planner, are the founders of Club Leftist Tennis, a Substack newsletter that covers their favorite sport through a progressive lens.

Mr. Dulik, a tenant organizer, and Mr. Nicholas, an urban planner, are the founders of Club Leftist Tennis, a Substack newsletter that covers their favorite sport through a progressive lens.

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