Synonyms for optics
ˈɒp tɪksop·tics

Princeton's WordNet

1. opticsnoun

   the branch of physics that studies the physical properties of light

2. opticsnoun

   optical properties

   "the optics of a telescope"

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1. • Physics
   • Property

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1. List of paraphrases for "optics":

   optical, optic, lens, perspective

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1. Nicole Hendrickson:

   The optics are just very obvious, it's a perception that there's a loss of control for Republicans, and we have people of color who are assuming leadership roles and now you are trying to take that power away.

2. Brian Fonseca:

   Both sides are going to be sizing each other up, especially since DeSantis has been pitched as the successor to former President Donald Trump, everyone will be looking at the optics carefully.

3. Hank Johnson:

   The optics of me staying at the Trump hotel hasn't changed in 10 years.

4. Ashraf Ghani:

   Our vision today is to be guided by that potential where again the energy of Central Asia will flow to South Asia where pipelines, fibre optics, railways, and connectivity, air, ground and virtual will connect us.

5. David Smilde:

   While the verbiage sounds like this is an attempt to replace the National Assembly, it looks like it will be a body that works at a lower level to distribute resources to communes and communal councils, of course the optics of this are alarming ... (but) I doubt it will seriously impede any functions of the National Assembly.