Attention and Grasp

Attention

Attention noun - A state of being aware.
Usage example: several mothers brought to the committee's attention the deplorable condition of the playground

Grasp and attention are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Grasp" instead a noun "Attention".

Nearby Words: attentive, attentively

Grasp

Grasp noun - The ability to direct the course of something.

Attention and grasp are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Attention" instead a noun "Grasp".

Nearby Words: grasping, grasped, grasper

How words are described

keen keen attention keen grasp
good good attention good grasp
full full attention full grasp
better better attention better grasp
Other adjectives: poor, actual, real, great, little, bad, incredible, less, newfound.

Both words in one sentence

  • Especially when it's the climax to a Running Gag of the book about having someone's "full attention" in your grasp.
  • His grasp is gentler than in straight examples of this trope because he only wants to restrain Courtney long enough to get her attention.
  • The Coconut Effect An involuntary instinctive drowning response will be triggered and they will be unable to flap about to get attention, or even grasp a rope or flotation device thrown to them.
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