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concentrating

adjective as in listening

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He echoed Dick Cheney about global warming and said, “We should be concentrating on ISIS.”

It was Scottish imperial pursuits that supplied the capital needed for industry, all while concentrating wealth in fewer hands.

He made whatever was going on his own, and with such lightning speed you stopped concentrating.

Comic book obsessives have, of late, been concentrating their geeking out on the casting of Paul Rudd as Ant-Man.

“The only thing I was concentrating on was getting the police there so that they could shoot me,” she said.

He was also the one and only personage in the drama, concentrating on himself the attention of the audience.

Accordingly the general at once set about quietly concentrating his troops to meet an invasion of Northern Italy by the Allies.

The enemy was not more than twenty-two miles away, and was known to be concentrating from all the West.

The man from Fraser was concentrating his attention on business; at least he found plenty of non-political work for Dan to do.

Out or in, the attack was concentrating on his end—only McCarty and he could stop it.

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On this page you'll find 112 synonyms, antonyms, and words related to concentrating, such as: decided, hell-bent, preoccupied, resolved, alert, and attending.

From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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