Synonyms for optics
ˈɒp tɪksop·tics

Princeton's WordNet

1. opticsnoun

   the branch of physics that studies the physical properties of light

2. opticsnoun

   optical properties

   "the optics of a telescope"

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1. • Physics
   • Property

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1. List of paraphrases for "optics":

   optical, optic, lens, perspective

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1. Bradley Tusk:

   The optics definitely aren't great, but I'm not sure they have much of a choice, the markets demand that they keep advancing and, at their stage, only major new products or acquisitions can move the needle.

2. Charles Elson:

   Even if it can be done legally, the optics are terrible because it shows you have a better place to put your money, it shows a lack of confidence in your company going forward.

3. Mike Wise:

   I think unfortunately for the players, this... does in fact almost eliminate the optics -- the bad optics -- of half the teams standing and half the teams kneeling, unless those players are interested in possibly having their teams fined and losing their jobs.

4. Unifor President Jerry Dias:

   I understand the government's sensitivity. And I understand clearly that the optics for our government look terrible, but I also understand also that this is a company that needs help ... I have to look at the bigger picture.

5. Oren Kessler:

   In terms of optics, this is a win for Cairo and for the White House, it lets President Trump appear statesmanlike and receive a leader who is positively inclined toward him. In terms of actual substance, my sense is the Egyptian government may be a bit disappointed in terms of what it gets.