concentrated
- adjective
- /ˈkɒnsənˌtreɪtɪd/
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concentrado
- Studying for the exam required several hours of concentrated focus on complex topics.
So there is a very, very strong concentrated interest in maintaining the status quo.
- So there is a very, very strong concentrated interest in maintaining the status quo.
- Let's call it an act of concentrated violence to a large number of people.
- Can take hours of concentrated effort, can take days, weeks of tenacious effort.
- in the group we are really concentrated on this. How can we create the most
- I thought because of, you know, there's an airing of real difference, you know, in a concentrated way was when you had Eli Lake, who's now at the Free Press.
- He's getting really good at using his pincer grip, so if I put some peas or raisins out on his high chair, you can see him very concentrated.
- He's the type of dog that when the harness was on, solid guide dog, very focused, very concentrated, good work or not too fast, not too slow, like a very good dog.
- And when you get really concentrated, you connect to those Brahma realms and you can feel like how just like this ultimate love and compassion.
- I have been a screenwriter, well concentrated for about the past five years.
- And this time around I've been eating a lot less carbs and I've been working out a lot more concentrated, especially on cardio.
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Can take hours of concentrated effort, can take days, weeks of tenacious effort.
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So there is a very, very strong concentrated interest in maintaining the status quo.
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And we are going to have a really, we should have a concentrated effort for that purpose.
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And that at the very least we need a concentrated effort where we look into these questions.
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When you start to get very concentrated, several things happen.
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I have been a screenwriter, well concentrated for about the past five years.
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But with, with any luck, you get a good couple of hours of set sitting down concentrated work at the easel.
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So I, I must confess that's what happens to, I think all of us we're, we're so concentrated in what we're doing.
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The team made a concentrated effort to complete the project ahead of schedule.
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Her concentrated attention during the meeting helped her understand the key points.
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Morphology
concentrated = concentrate (transparent) = concentrate + ed
Formed from the verb 'concentrate' + '-ed' (past participle/adjectival), meaning 'showing focused attention' is directly derived from 'to concentrate'.
Etymology
Concentrated comes from Latin parts con- 'together' and centrum 'center', like the English word center. So, to be concentrated is to bring your attention together at the 'center' of your mind and focus on one thing.