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Adjective
Rich and potent from having a high concentration of a substance or element
“Traditional drinkers prepare a concentrated brew of tea in a small teapot.”
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Thickened by heating to reduce the water content
“Maple syrup, the boiled and concentrated sap of sugar maples was another temperate sugar source that supplemented imported sugar.”
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In a pure and unadulterated form
“This antitoxin is refined and concentrated, the antitoxic properties being retained in very small bulk.”
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Determined or rigorous in one's application towards a goal or aim
“Dr. Murray began a long and concentrated campaign to push the application through.”
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Devoted completely to one object or objective
“The deliberate and concentrated focus on powerful thoughts changes our posture, behavior, emotions, and esteem.”
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Significant or extreme in degree or intensity
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“Every sentence in this scene throbs with such concentrated passion that one can hardly criticize it coldly.”
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Consisting of matter all through
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The potency of an alcoholic drink
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Attentively occupied with
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Having been flattened or compacted, typically from pressure applied
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Focussed on, or specific to, a given field or domain
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Having been shortened or abridged
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Having a dense or semi-solid consistency
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Of, relating to, or done by collaboration
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Made up of a large number of things or people close together
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Expressed briefly and concisely
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Having come together as a group (of people or animals)
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To an absolute degree
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As great, high, or intense as possible or permitted
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To have ruminated or mulled over
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Past tense for to pay attention to, or focus on, something closely
“Try to concentrate on what you're doing to avoid making mistakes.”
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Past tense for to direct one's attention or focus on a particular object or activity
“The government has pledged to concentrate its efforts on resolving the current crisis.”
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Past tense for to group together into a single mass or body
“In the remotest angle of the hall, the light had seemed to concentrate into a mass of brightness.”
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Past tense for to meet or come together in a common location
“Populations tend to concentrate in urban centers where they have access to more job opportunities and community networks.”
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Past tense for to compress or squeeze into a small or tight space
“We need to push back on the piston to concentrate the molecules into a smaller volume.”
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Past tense for to increase the strength and diminish the bulk of, as of a liquid or an ore
“Treatment with water pills in post-menopausal women will concentrate uric acid and result in gout.”
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(concentrate on) Past tense for to fix one's gaze at something intently
“It's really important that you concentrate on the road while you're driving.”
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