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| A·die's pu·pil [ áydeez pp'l ] |
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1. inequality of pupil size and reactions: a condition of uncertain origin in which one pupil of the eye is larger than the other and does not constrict normally in bright light or when focusing on near objects
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2. eye condition: a condition of the eyes in which one pupil is much larger than the other and less responsive to light
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| [Early 20th century. After William John Adie (1886-1935), Australian-born British neurologist] |
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