Concentrate
Concentrate verb - Direct one's attention on something.
Think and concentrate are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Think" instead a verb "Concentrate".
Think
Think verb - Focus one's attention on a certain state.
Usage example: Think big
Concentrate and think are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Concentrate" instead a verb "Think".
Nearby Word: thinking
Mutual synonyms
Both words in one sentence
- Clones grown near others set up "resonance effects" in the Force, which can drive them insane, and when Luke encounters his clone, he finds the experience incredibly off-putting: there's a buzzing hum in the Force that makes it hard to concentrate or think, making it difficult to fight the clone.
Source: Never the Selves Shall Meet - Contest, Ice Station, Area 7, Army of Thieves...one would think he uses this trope so as to help concentrate the explosions and other demolition.
Source: Closed Circle -
Because of problems in his personal life, he can't concentrate and starts to lose control of himself, so Delores repeatedly seduces him to calm him down so he can think.
Source: Heroic Seductress
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