"optology" meaning in English

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          "ref": "1982, Journal of the American Optometric Association, page 525",
          "text": "In their hands, optology is both effective and lucrative; it arouses no interprofessional jealousies; and the need for it is virtually unlimited. Does it take the absence of a legally established optometry to foster the rise of an optology?",
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        "The study of sight."
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        "(rare) The study of sight."
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  "word": "optology"
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