Intermediate (B1)
IPA: /əˈnuːpsɪə/
KK: /əˈnuːpsɪə/
Definition
A condition where one eye looks up while the other eye looks straight ahead.
Example
The doctor explained that anoopsia can affect depth perception.
Conversation

Did you hear about that rare condition called anoopsia?

Yeah, it's when one eye looks up while the other looks straight, right?

Exactly! I can't imagine how confusing that must be for someone.

Definitely! It must be hard to focus on anything.
Synonyms & Antonyms
Synonyms
strabismus
heterotropia
squint
Antonyms
alignment
convergence
normalcy
Root Explanation
Anoopsia is derived from the Greek roots 'an-' (meaning without) and 'opsis' (meaning sight or vision). The word refers to a condition characterized by a lack of vision or sight.
Memory Tip
Think of being 'without' ('an-') 'sight' ('opsis') — that's why anoopsia means a lack of vision.
Visually Confused Words
anopsia
anosia
anopia
cyanopsia
anotropia
zoopsia
anosmia
anoesia