Concentrated

/ˈkɒn.sən.treɪ.tɪd/

Meaning & Definition

verb

To focus one's attention or efforts on a particular task or subject.

She concentrated on her studies to improve her grades.

To bring together or draw to a common point; to make denser.

Scientists concentrated the solution by boiling away some of the water.

adjective

Having a high density or strength; focused or intensified.

The concentrated juice has a much stronger flavor than the diluted version.

Gathered together in a close mass; not spread out.

The concentrated population in urban areas often leads to increased traffic.

From Latin 'concentratus', past participle of 'concentrare'.

concentrated effort

a focused or intense attempt to achieve something.

concentrated study

intense study or focus on learning.

concentrated solution

a solution with a high concentration of solute.

concentration

The action of focusing one's attention.

focus

The central point of attention or activity.

intensity

The quality of being intense; extreme force or strength.

Deeply focused or absorbed.

I was so concentrated on my game that I lost track of time.

In a state of heightened awareness or determination.

After a cup of coffee, I feel concentrated enough to solve puzzles.