Clear-sighted
having clear or sharp eyesight.
having or marked by keen perception or sound judgment:
a clear-sighted, -n-lytical approach.
historical examples
selections from american poetry various
changing winds st. john g. ervine
british quarterly review, american edition, volume liv various
the book of khalid ameen rihani
north and south elizabeth cleghorn gaskell
cyropaedia xenophon
a popular history of france from the earliest times francois pierre guillaume guizot
the task of social hygiene havelock ellis
history of the expedition to russia count philip de segur
lover or friend rosa nouchette carey
adjective
involving accurate perception or judgment: a clear-sighted compromise
having clear vision
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