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binocularity
This term is primarily used in clinical, biological, and optometric contexts to describe the physiological capacity for stereopsis. It refers to the functional integration of images from both eyes, which is the prerequisite for perceiving three-dimensional depth. In a medical or scientific report, it describes a state of capability rather than a specific action.
Because it describes a specific biological quality or state, the word is treated as an uncountable noun. It does not refer to individual instances of sight, but rather to the overarching property of the visual system.
Meanings
Examples
The patient lost their binocularity after the surgery on the left eye.
Binocularity is essential for accurately judging the distance between two objects.
Does this species of owl possess true binocularity or is its vision mostly monocular?
I wonder if my binocularity is affected by this slight misalignment of my eyes.
The professor explained how binocularity allows the brain to create a three dimensional image.
Without full binocularity, catching a fast moving ball becomes much more difficult.
The study examines the development of binocularity in infants during the first year of life.
The predator relies on its binocularity to track prey with pinpoint precision.