0 able to see things clearly that are far away but not things that are near you:
1 having good judgment about what will happen in the future and the ability to make wise decisions based on this:
His foreign policy was a combination of long-sighted achievements and short-sighted blunders.
They showed themselves to be broad-minded, mature, and long-sighted.
It's fairly common for young babies who are long-sighted at six months to have normal vision by the time they're four.
Long-sighted children may be reluctant to read and suffer from headaches.
You need to be long-sighted when it comes to calling the bottom of bear markets.
Where would English literature be today, were it not for some long-sighted publishers seeing the potential of these writers?
Safety and survival against nuclear fallout is early and long-sighted preparation.
Not only would they not do so, but it would be supremely unwise in any long-sighted view of policy to attempt to do so.
You cannot really expect to have that long-sighted vision which a specialist air staff alone can give you.
