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A negative four in eyesight refers to a measurement of nearsightedness (myopia) on the diopter scale. Specifically, it indicates that a person has a refractive error of -4.00 diopters, meaning they have difficulty seeing distant objects clearly. The higher the absolute value of the negative number, the stronger the prescription needed for corrective lenses.

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∙ 1y ago

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