Emmetropia [em-ih-TROH-pee-ə]
Part of speech: noun
Origin: Latin, 19th century
1. The normal condition of the eye.
Examples of emmetropia in a sentence
"The ophthalmologist told Lesley she had emmetropia and wouldn’t need glasses."
"Emmetropia is a prerequisite for a number of jobs, including firefighter and air traffic controller."
