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hone

verb as in sharpen

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Workers here rehearse and hone key stages of seat assembly, which helps them go faster.

From BBC

Malcomb was excited to get back to film and TV, and to hone his craft with the Hallmark stars who show up in each episode.

Not only must successful blood-suckers be able to find a compatible vertebrate, they need to have evolved senses that let them hone in on their targets.

From Salon

I really hone in on calling it a living and breathing evolution because it started as a music blog.

"If we just look at the ocean and just hone in on Great Barrier Reef - which is a World Heritage area - it has seen unprecedented coral bleaching events in last five years. That's devastating when you look at biodiversity and the role the Great Barrier Reef has in combating climate change."

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

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