ocular

I am rarely mistaken in the meaning of the ocular expression.

Obviously, it is difficult in the majority of cases to establish by ocular demonstration that adultery has been committed.

The fact is from a too ready credulity, we have now turned to almost a total scepticism, unless we have ocular demonstration.

You are told that a person has carbuncles on his face; but you have ocular proofs that he is sallow, and pale as a ghost.

I was just able to catch hold of the ocular or eye-piece of the periscope.

Thus it is desirable that operations upon the ocular muscles should be performed under local ansthesia.

A sharp retort to those who doubt a statement of which the narrator has had ocular demonstration.

Miss Stackpole's ocular surfaces unwinkingly caught the sun.

Carter turned to see that the woman was freely indulging in an ocular conversation with His Majesty.

And shortly after, Frank had ocular demonstration as to the real trouble.