Cataractic
Definition, Meaning & Examples
Part of speech adjective
Quick meaning: Cataractic means relating to a cataract. Context determines whether it describes a large waterfall or the medical eye condition.
Meaning
relating to a cataract, especially a large waterfall or rushing water.
More Meanings
- Relating to a cataract in the sense of a large waterfall or rushing water.
- Relating to a cataract of the eye in medical contexts.
Example Sentences
The cataractic roar of the falls could be heard from the trail.
Synonyms for cataractic
Depending on context, synonyms include cataractous.
Related Words
Related dictionary entries include cataract, waterfall, cascade.
Usage
Cataractic can refer to either sense of cataract. The waterfall sense is common in literary description, while medical context points to the eye condition.
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