refocussing
/riːˈfɑkəsɪŋ/
verb
- Present participle of refocus: the act of adjusting the focus of something again.
- The photographer is refocussing the camera for a close-up.
- He spent a minute refocussing the telescope on the moon.
- She keeps refocussing her glasses as she reads.
- The act of changing the direction of one's attention, energy, or efforts to a new or different goal or topic.
- The team is refocussing on quality after the customer complaints.
- Refocussing on her studies helped her improve her grades.
- The company is refocussing its marketing efforts on younger audiences.
noun
- An instance of adjusting focus again.
- The camera's automatic refocussing works well in bright light.
- After the refocussing, the image became much clearer.
- A quick refocussing of the binoculars brought the bird into view.
- An instance of redirecting attention or effort.
- The meeting led to a refocussing of the company's priorities.
- The project needed a complete refocussing to succeed.
- A refocussing on health and fitness changed her life.