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laser focus

noun

Etymology

From the precise straightness of a laser beam.

Definitions

  1. A very intense focus (of the human mind)

    A very intense focus (of the human mind); a hyperfocus.

    • […] engaged in a number of careful affairs over the years, never had he let a woman truly break through his laser focus on his work.
    • When approaching problems, Maureen has a laser focus on the financial aspects. She is extremely driven and lacks patience for anyone she deems “not smart […]
    • […] but their increasingly compromised well-being undermines their laser focus and productivity. They unwittingly take a route that leads toward burnout and […]

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