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peripheral vision
This term describes the outer edges of the visual field, contrasting with central or foveal vision. It is characterized by a lower resolution and a lack of color detail, but it is highly sensitive to motion and flicker, making it essential for detecting threats or changes in the environment without turning the head.
In a medical or clinical context, the loss of this ability is referred to as tunnel vision. While the term is primarily biological, it is occasionally used in a figurative sense to describe a narrow focus or a failure to consider the broader context of a situation, though the literal physiological meaning is far more common.
Meanings
Examples
I caught a glimpse of something moving in my peripheral vision.
Athletes need excellent peripheral vision to track other players without looking directly at them.
Wait, did I just see a shadow in my peripheral vision?
Glaucoma can cause a gradual loss of peripheral vision.
Keep your eyes on the road but stay aware of your peripheral vision.
The predator relied on its wide peripheral vision to spot prey from the side.
I can see the door in my peripheral vision while I keep reading this book.
He noticed the intruder enter the room through his peripheral vision.