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acuity:
- Wiktionary:
  acuity → acuité, acrimonie, attention, âcreté, âpreté
  acuity → attention
- Synonyms for "acuity":
  visual acuity; sharp-sightedness; sight; vision; visual sense; visual modality
  acuteness; sharpness; keenness; intelligence

English

Detailed Translations for acuity from English to French

Spelling Suggestions for: acuity

a pity; acute; annuity; faculty; fruity; acidity; anxiety; agility; acuter; acidly

acuity:

Translation Matrix for acuity:

Noun	Related Translations	Other Translations
-	acuteness; keenness; sharp-sightedness; sharpness; visual acuity

Synonyms for "acuity":

visual acuity; sharp-sightedness; sight; vision; visual sense; visual modality
acuteness; sharpness; keenness; intelligence

Related Definitions for "acuity":

a quick and penetrating intelligence¹
sharpness of vision; the visual ability to resolve fine detail (usually measured by a Snellen chart)¹

Wiktionary Translations for acuity:

acuity

noun

sharpness or acuteness
- acuity → acuité

acuity

noun

agressivité verbale due à une mauvaise humeur.
- acrimonie → acrimony; sharpness; acuity; harshness; poignancy
qualité de ce qui est aigu.
- acuité → acuity; sharpness; poignancy
concentration particulière sur quelque chose ; application d’esprit à quelque chose.
- attention → attention; acuity; advertence; advertency; heed
qualité de ce qui est âcre.
- âcreté → acridity; acridness; sharpness; acrimony; acuity; harshness; poignancy; bitterness; acerbity; sourness
qualité de ce qui est âpre.
- âpreté → sharpness; acrimony; acuity; harshness; poignancy

Cross Translation:

From	To	Via
• acuity	→ attention	↔ aandacht — gerichte belangstelling of interesse

External Machine Translations:

Related Translations for acuity

acuity of vision

French

Suggestions for acuity in French

Spelling Suggestions for: acuity

acuité

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