focused
concentrated on a specific task or subjectShe worked in a focused manner to finish her project on time.
She concentrated intensely on her work to complete it by the deadline.
Concentrating attention or effort on a particular task or subject
The athlete trained with a focused determination to win the championship.
The athlete trained with intense concentration and determination to win.
The scientist conducted a focused study on the effects of climate change.
The scientist conducted a detailed and concentrated study on climate change.
Often used to describe someone who is highly attentive and avoids distractions.
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Pro Tip
Common Usage
Use 'focused' to describe someone who is deeply engaged in a task without distractions.
Gold Rule
Correct Usage
'Focused' is an adjective and should not be confused with the verb 'to focus'.
Word Origin
From the Latin 'focus' meaning 'hearth, fireplace,' later used to mean 'center of attention' in English.
Usage Notes
Can be used to describe both people and activities that are directed and purposeful.