refocusses
/riːˈfɑkəsɪz/
verb
- Third person singular present tense of refocus: to adjust the focus of something again, such as a camera, lens, or eyes.
- She refocusses her binoculars to see the bird more clearly.
- He refocusses his eyes after looking at the bright screen.
- The photographer refocusses the lens before taking each shot.
- To change the direction of one's attention, energy, or efforts to a new or different goal or topic.
- After the interruption, she refocusses her mind on the lecture.
- The company refocusses its strategy on customer satisfaction.
- The manager refocusses the team on the most urgent project.