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. Alexy Karenowska:

   The digital technology and optics that goes into these cameras is remarkably cheap, we are capitalizing on the exponential development of digital camera technology over the past few years.

2. Lyndon Olson:

   There have been candidates in the past that have gone abroad, both Democrats and Republicans, that have made fools out of themselves because they were so intentional about getting press coverage and the optics of it were so important to them.

3. David Andrew Weinberg:

   The Saudis had made a couple missteps on their airstrikes … it seems that they have bitten off more than they can chew diplomatically, in terms of what the optics of what the operation might look like.

4. Chris Bailey:

   There is no doubt that the optics around the trade/diplomacy backdrop have worsened in the last week and this has had a negative influence, there has also been a subtle change in the perceptions of market participants, for example the negative interest rate debate getting a very good airing in the United States.

5. Muzaffar Chishti:

   The political optics of this new chapter can not be underestimated.