Antonyms for retina
ˈrɛt n ə, ˈrɛt nə; ˈrɛt nˌireti·na

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1. • Membrane

Princeton's WordNet

1. retinanoun

   the innermost light-sensitive membrane covering the back wall of the eyeball; it is continuous with the optic nerve

How to use retina in a sentence?

1. Dan Crenshaw:

   I've still got some pain and inflammation, you can see that. I have a pretty red eye. But doctors are optimistic. I've been to various follow-up appointments by now. And the retina is staying in place, which means we're hopeful I'll return to some sense of normalcy in the next couple of months. Which means I can correct my vision basically back to normal again, so that's what we're hoping for and we're optimistic that will happen. I will be back with you soon enough.

2. Ron Kurtz:

   When we dilated the eye, what I saw was a very small number of very precise, what we would call, retinal burns in the very center of his retina, i was curious as to what kind of laser this was.

3. Tom Spetalnick:

   There is a standard of care when an eye doctor is expected to perform an eye exam and the eye exam is expected to determine if the patient does or doesn't have things like glaucoma, retina problems, even diabetes can be detected.

4. Maya Koronyo-Hamaoui:

   These changes in the retina correlated with changes in parts of the brain called the entorhinal and temporal cortices, a hub for memory, navigation and the perception of time.

5. Emily Chew:

   The retina is an extension of the brain, a third of your brain functions for vision and the retina lines the eyeball and travels back via an optic nerve all the way to the brain.

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