prefocussed
/priˈfɑkəst/
adjective
- Having the focus set in advance, especially on a camera or optical device.
- The security camera was prefocussed on the entrance gate.
- The photographer used a prefocussed lens to capture the fast-moving bird.
- With a prefocussed telescope, the astronomer could observe the eclipse immediately.
- Already concentrated or directed toward a particular goal or idea.
- Her prefocussed mind made it easy to start the project without delay.
- His prefocussed attention on the problem helped him solve it quickly.
- The team had a prefocussed strategy, so they wasted no time in the meeting.
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verb
- Past tense of prefocus; to have set the focus in advance.
- She prefocussed the camera before the race began.
- He prefocussed the binoculars on the distant mountain.
- They prefocussed the projector so the presentation would start smoothly.