Center
Train
Train verb - To fix (as one's attention) steadily toward a central objective.
Usage example: train all your thoughts on imagining how you'd score the winning goal in the game
Mutual synonyms
Both words in one sentence
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When the monorail carrying the vaporizing device to the center of the network of water mains has to be stopped, Batman has the track destroyed instead of trying to stop the train.
Source: Film / Batman Begins - Instead of trying to back up, and possibly avoid being hit by the oncoming train, the driver tried to pull forward (and this is after getting out of the car and trying to free it from the crossing gate by hand), and thus was in the center of the tracks when the train hit it.
Source: Disaster Dominoes -
Small Name, Big Ego: Cat Grant thinks she is the center of the universe, and several train hijackers were after her.
Source: Comic Book / Supergirl (Rebirth)
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