Refocus Definition

refocused, refocusing
verb

(intransitive) To focus on something else.

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To change the focus of.

To refocus a microscope.
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(intransitive) To change one's priorities.

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(intransitive) To come back into focus.
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Origin of Refocus

  • re- +‎ focus

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Refocus Sentence Examples

  • He shook himself mentally to refocus on the dire circumstances before him but was unable to force the thought of Kiera from his mind.

  • Take time for yourself during the week to relax and refocus your mental and physical energy.

  • The Commission has tabled proposals to refocus strongly on growth, jobs, the knowledge-based economy and sustainable development to strengthen European competitiveness.

  • We are taking this summertime to refocus and seek the Kingdom first before we go further with His plans for His ministry.

  • The additional depth of the lenses allowed pilots to look up at what was ahead, and back down again at the airplane operation panels without having to refocus.

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Words Starting With

RREREF

Words Ending With

SUSCUS

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Words Starting With R and Ending With S

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