prefocused
/priˈfoʊkəst/
verb
- Past tense of prefocus: to focus something in advance.
- The photographer prefocused the lens before the race started.
- She prefocused her thoughts on the presentation during the car ride.
- They prefocused the telescope on the star before the eclipse.
adjective
- Already focused or concentrated before a particular moment or activity begins.
- Her prefocused attention on the problem helped her solve it quickly.
- The team's prefocused energy gave them an advantage in the competition.
- The camera was prefocused on the bird's nest before it arrived.
- Having a clear goal or intention set in advance.
- He gave a prefocused speech that addressed only the main issues.
- The prefocused plan saved the group from wasting time on side topics.
- With a prefocused mind, she entered the meeting ready to negotiate.
Synonyms
Antonyms