focused
- adjective
- /ˈfoʊkəst/
- To improve productivity, it's important to stay focused on one task at a time.
And it's not really that focused on truth.
- And it's not really that focused on truth.
- Let me create a plan that's focused but flexible because I'm not you.
- This is a very forward focused session.
- I'm mainly my main focus is blowing up.
- You might be a soothing, empathic and solution focused sounding board.
- When people drill, don't get them focused on numbers, get them focused on mechanics.
- The problem is if you need to stay focused, but then you're shattered.
- OK, I'm super focused on me and my career.
- Makes us a healthier, happier, more growth focused human.
- To me, all obsession means is highly focused.
- And that's nice that it's not just about, it's not outcome focused.
Examples
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OK, I'm super focused on me and my career.
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You know, let's just give them that one, you know, focused, targeted message.
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So I always felt really focused and hard working.
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Another piece to staying focused is having a solid team in your corner.
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Nobody could make me what I am if I was not a focused and passionate about it.
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So you shouldn't be too focused on those.
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Today me and my chef will be focused, enthusiastic and meticulous.
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The problem is if you need to stay focused, but then you're shattered.
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You might be a soothing, empathic and solution focused sounding board.
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To be successful in her studies, she always remained focused on her goals.
Synonyms
Clear and easy to see or understand when people pay attention to it
Giving all your time and energy to one goal
Pay attention to the main goal and avoid distractions
Able to pay full attention without losing focus
Giving a lot of attention and effort to one task
Very quick to begin working on a task
Antonyms
How Focused
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Focussed is an alternative spelling of focused and comes from the Latin focus meaning 'center' or 'point', so both spellings mean being 'in focus' or having attention directed clearly.