myopic

pronunciation

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  • Adjective:
    unable to see distant objects clearly
    lacking foresight or scope

Word Origin

myopic (adj.)
"short-sighted," 1800, from myopia + -ic. Figurative use from 1891. Related: Myopical (1748); myopically.

Example

1. China 's current sdr gambit is myopic .
2. Like many popular views , it 's myopic and it 's wrong .
3. Nomura should learn from such mistakes and introduce long-term incentive plans to avoid myopic behaviour .
4. This transition is not a product of poor decisions or myopic political leadership -- though leaders of both parties in washington have offered plenty of both in recent years .
5. But it is foolish to think that the full fruits of these reforms will be seen any time soon , and certainly not within the short time horizon of myopic bond markets .

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