Optical
Both words in one sentence
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After she loses her eyesight, she declines to the offer to get optical replacements, feeling that not only does she not want to be like Count Vidian, she feels she's seen enough.
Source: Literature / A New Dawn -
They're seen most often on the personal scale, but can in principle be used to hide larger objects as well; it's just not normally worth the bother because somebody actively looking for those will likely not rely on optical sensors alone anyway and the energy of the field itself is quite detectable.
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It could be that the smogginess of their century-of-origin meant they'd never seen the optical illusion that makes the moon look larger when it's near the horizon.
Source: Series / Terra Nova
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Seen and Optical. (2016). Retrieved 2026, August 13, from https://thesaurus.plus/related/optical/seen
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