overfocus

/ˌoʊvərˈfoʊkəs/
verb
  1. To focus too much on one thing, often ignoring other important aspects.
    • The team tends to overfocus on details and lose sight of the big picture.
    • If you overfocus on your mistakes, you might miss your successes.
    • She warned herself not to overfocus on one subject while studying for the exam.
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noun
  1. Excessive attention or concentration on a single thing.
    • The coach warned against overfocus on offense at the expense of defense.
    • Overfocus on a single strategy can be risky in business.
    • His overfocus on work led to problems in his personal life.
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