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vergence
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vergence /ver·gence/ (ver´jens) a disjunctive reciprocal rotation of both eyes so that the axes of fixation are not parallel; the kind of vergence is indicated by a prefix, e.g., convergence, divergence.
ver·gence (vûrjns)
n.
A disjunctive movement of the eyes in which the fixation axes are not parallel.

vergence
[vur′jəns]
movement of the two eyes in opposite directions (convergence and divergence).

vergence [ver´jens]
disjunctive movement of the eyes in opposite directions in adjusting to near or far vision; convergence or divergence.

vergence
disjunctive movement of the eyes in opposite directions in adjusting to near or far vision; convergence or divergence.

vergence 
1. Denotes divergence of light travelling from, or convergence of light travelling from, or to an object or image. The


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