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dioptric

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dioptric /di·op·tric/ (di-op´trik) pertaining to refraction or to transmitted and refracted light; refracting.
dioptric [di-op´trik]
pertaining to refraction or to transmitted and refracted light; refracting.
dioptric
pertaining to refraction or to transmitted and refracted light; refracting.
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