What is another word for macula?
Pronunciation:
[ mˈakjʊlə], [ mˈakjʊlə], [ m_ˈa_k_j_ʊ_l_ə]
Synonyms for Macula:
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n.
• blemish- Cicatrices ,
- Hickeys ,
- Maculae ,
- Moles ,
- Nevi ,
- ZIT ,
- beauty spot ,
- blackhead ,
- blackheads ,
- blister ,
- bloom ,
- blot on landscape ,
- blot on the landscape ,
- bruise ,
- bug ,
- catch ,
- chip ,
- defacement ,
- defect ,
- deformity ,
- dent ,
- disfigurement ,
- disgrace ,
- dishonor ,
- fault ,
- hickey ,
- imperfection ,
- impurity ,
- lentigo ,
- lump ,
- nodule ,
- nodules ,
- pockmark ,
- second ,
- sight ,
- snag ,
- tarnishes ,
- vice ,
- wart ,
- whitehead ,
- whiteheads .
Other synonyms:
- freckle .
Other relevant words:
- Flyspeck ,
- Wem ,
- area ,
- birthmark ,
- blain ,
- blaze ,
- blemish ,
- blob ,
- bloodstain ,
- blot ,
- blotch ,
- blur ,
- brand ,
- check ,
- cicatrix ,
- cut ,
- dab ,
- daisy ,
- dapple ,
- daub ,
- discoloration ,
- dot ,
- earmark ,
- engraving ,
- excrescence ,
- eyesore ,
- fleck ,
- flick ,
- gash ,
- hack ,
- jot ,
- liver spot ,
- maculation ,
- mark ,
- marking ,
- mole ,
- mote ,
- mottle ,
- nevus ,
- nick ,
- notch ,
- particle ,
- patch ,
- pepper ,
- pigmentation ,
- pimple ,
- pit ,
- place ,
- plague spot ,
- pock ,
- point ,
- prick ,
- protuberance ,
- puncture ,
- pustule ,
- region ,
- scar ,
- score ,
- scotch ,
- scratch ,
- smear ,
- smirch ,
- smudge ,
- smut ,
- spatter ,
- speck ,
- speckle ,
- splash ,
- splatter ,
- splotch ,
- spot ,
- stain ,
- stigma ,
- stipple ,
- strawberry mark ,
- taint ,
- tarnish ,
- tattoo ,
- tick ,
- tittle ,
- watermark ,
- whelk .
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How to use "Macula" in context?
Macula is the Area of Vision at the Center of Your Eye.
The macula may be smaller in people with red or yellow color blindness. These individuals lack a certain pigment in the macula that gives color to the central part of the eye.
The macula is the central light-sensitive area in the human eye. It is responsible for fine visual identification and for the perception of details in near and far surroundings.
The macula receives input from the two big optic nerve branches that enter the eye from the back.
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