opto-

1. a combining form meaning “optic” or “vision,” used in the formation of compound words:

   optometry.

Word History and Origins

Origin of opto-¹

< Greek optós visible; akin to ṓps face; eye

Example Sentences

Many private credit funds have plenty of excess funds, or "dry powder" to invest, said Matt Malone, head of investment management at private investment management firm Opto Investments.

From Reuters

Now a director of football consultancy business Opto Advisers, Kenyon has worked on several deals in recent years and was linked with a bid for Newcastle United before their Saudi takeover.

From BBC

La liga optó por no repartir castigo.

From Los Angeles Times

AMS, which is largely dependent on orders for Apple’s iPhone, hopes that Osram’s automotive and opto semiconductor businesses will help it diversify its own portfolio and sales channels.

From Reuters

That was how I learned about what the neuroscientists call opto.

From The Guardian