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twenty-twenty
[ twen-tee-twen-tee, twuhn-tee-twuhn-tee ]
adjective
- Ophthalmology. having normal visual acuity.
- keenly or acutely perceptive:
an opinion based on twenty-twenty hindsight.
twenty-twenty
adjective
- med (of vision) being of normal acuity: usually written 20/20
twenty-twenty
/ twĕn′tē-twĕn′tē /
- Having normal visual acuity. A person with twenty-twenty vision can see type as small as one-third of an inch at a distance of twenty feet.
Word History and Origins
Origin of twenty-twenty1
Example Sentences
John Cammegh KC, prosecuting, said police analysis of Mr McCullum's phone "provides a twenty-twenty insight not just as to what the defendant was browsing online, but, equally, into his very mindset".
The words “two thousand and nineteen” just don’t have the futuristic ring of “twenty-twenty”, which at times looks like computer output and sounds like robot-speak.
Her mother would also have said, “There but for the grace of God go I”; “Hindsight is twenty-twenty”; and “Better than canned beer.”
“My eyes are twenty-twenty, my hearing is perfect, and my arthritis is gone!”
Like they always say, the rearview mirror is twenty-twenty.
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