refocus

[ˌriːˈfəʊkəs]

refocus Definition

• 1. to change the emphasis or direction of one's attention or efforts
• 2. to adjust one's focus again

Using refocus: Examples

Take a moment to familiarize yourself with how "refocus" can be used in various situations through the following examples!

• Example

  After the interruption, it took me a while to refocus on my work.

• Example

  The company needs to refocus its strategy to stay competitive.

• Example

  She took a deep breath to refocus her mind before the big presentation.

refocus Synonyms and Antonyms

Synonyms for refocus

• reorient
• redirect
• reconcentrate
• recenter

Antonyms for refocus

• distract
• divert

Phrases with refocus

• refocus on

  to concentrate one's attention or efforts on something again

  Example

  I need to refocus on my fitness goals.

• refocus the lens

  to adjust the focus of a camera or other optical instrument

  Example

  He had to refocus the lens to get a clear picture.

• refocus the mind

  to concentrate one's thoughts and attention on something again

  Example

  She closed her eyes for a moment to refocus her mind.

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Summary: refocus in Brief

To 'refocus' [ˌriːˈfəʊkəs] means to shift the emphasis or direction of one's attention or efforts. It can also mean to adjust one's focus again. Examples include 'After the interruption, it took me a while to refocus on my work.' and 'The company needs to refocus its strategy to stay competitive.' Phrases like 'refocus on' and 'refocus the mind' are common.