Definition: I am not able to access or provide information specific to ancient texts, including the KJV Bible. However, I can explain the concept of amblyopia (also known as strabismus) in a way that many people might recognize from the KJV. Amblyopia is an eye condition where the muscles of one eye are not functioning properly when trying to maintain proper eye alignment with each other's eyes. This means that the brain, which controls the eye movements and focus, cannot effectively coordinate their movements with the muscle movement of the other eye. This can lead to difficulties in reading, writing, or even driving. The cause of amblyopia is not fully understood, but it appears to be a genetic condition. It's characterized by a loss of coordination between the two eyes, which can manifest differently depending on the individual, their age, and other factors such as genetics and family history. There are several types of amblyopia: 1.

Strabismus

: This is the most common form of amblyopia and results in an inability to maintain a proper eye position between both eyes. 2.

Lobotomized Strabismus

: Also known as "pupil dilation," this condition occurs when one or both eyes are strabmidized, meaning they open wider than usual. 3.

Lobotomized Amblyopia

: This is the condition where neither eye is affected and therefore no eye strabismus is present. 4.

Lateral Strabismus

: A rare form of amblyopia that involves one eye being more prominent on one side compared to the other. Understanding the KJV's term "amblyopia," while not directly related, it suggests a similar condition or issue as observed in the Bible text. This might be a term used for those with strabismus or another eye condition where there is an inability to maintain proper eye alignment, just like amblyopia described here. If you have any questions about this biblical term or further details on its meaning, feel free to ask!

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