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center

Definition for center

adjective as in middle

noun as in point of attraction for visitors, shoppers, travelers

verb as in concentrate, draw together

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Example Sentences

This contrasts with the Western nuclear family model, where learning is often centered around parents or teachers in a formalized school setting.

Their findings suggest this connection between the more sophisticated parts of the brain and the lower brainstem's breathing center allows us to coordinate our breathing with our current behaviors and emotional state.

Her trick to making the arrangements was having a base centered on hydrangeas but being open to any special accent flowers that caught her eye.

All of which adorns what is, at the center, a parable about parenting — how it changes the parent, how the parent must learn to let go.

The company has worked with BaronHR, a staffing agency that has come under scrutiny from federal agencies for alleged abuses of workers it recruits for warehouses, factories and distribution center jobs in California and elsewhere.

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

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