Focus
Focus verb - To fix (as one's attention) steadily toward a central objective.
Meet and focus are semantically related. in concentrate topic. In some cases you can use "Meet" instead a verb "Focus", when it comes to topics like aim attention at.
Meet
How words are described
| special | special focus | special meet |
| typical | typical focus | typical meet |
| usual | usual focus | usual meet |
| original | original focus | original meet |
| Other adjectives: single, entire, real, main, less, different, red. | ||
Common collocations
Both words in one sentence
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And Now for Someone Completely Different: After leaving the first island the story switches focus to the next two party members until the four meet up on the island.
Source: Video Game / Dubloon - Specifically, Goku himself fulfills the trope by being the best man you'll ever meet or hear of, but will focus on his training to the exclusion of everything else, sometimes including family.
Source: Ideal Hero - If you meet a group of them and can't focus on one and steal its crossbow, forget it.
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