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monofocus

monofocus noun: a narrow, intense, singular focus.

Noun

monofocus

  1. A narrow, intense, singular focus.

Verb

monofocus (third-person singular simple present monofocuses, present participle monofocusing or monofocussing, simple past and past participle monofocused or monofocussed)

  1. To focus singularly and intensely on one thing (rather than paying attention to things in general).

Forms of monofocus

third-person singular presentmonofocuses
present participlemonofocusing
present participlemonofocussing
past participlemonofocused
pastmonofocused
past participlemonofocussed
pastmonofocussed

Questions about monofocus

What does monofocus mean?
Monofocus means a narrow, intense, singular focus.
What part of speech is monofocus?
Monofocus can be a noun or a verb.

Words near monofocus in the dictionary

  1. monofluoroacetate
  2. monofluoroacetates
  3. monofluorophosphate
  4. monofluorophosphates
  5. monofocal
  6. monofocus
  7. monofocused
  8. monofocuses
  9. monofocusing
  10. monofocussed
  11. monofocussing

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