refocus
/riˈfoʊkəs/
verb
- To adjust the focus of a lens or optical device again.
- He refocused the telescope to get a clearer view of the planet.
- She refocused her binoculars on the bird in the distance.
- The photographer had to refocus the camera after the subject moved.
- To change or redirect one's attention, efforts, or resources to a new or different goal.
- The company refocused its marketing strategy to attract younger customers.
- After the setback, the team decided to refocus on their core strengths.
- She needed to refocus her energy on studying for the final exams.
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noun
- An act or instance of adjusting focus or redirecting attention.
- The project needed a refocus to meet the new deadline.
- The manager called for a refocus on customer service after the complaints.
- A quick refocus of the microscope revealed the tiny cells.