Thesaurus / concentrate
FEEDBACKHow to use concentrate in a sentence
Scaling up sheep meant keeping more and feeding them in winter on bought in concentrate feeds.
AMERICAN AGRICULTURE ALMOST RUINED MY LITTLE ENGLISH FARM. NOW I'M TRYING TO SAVE ITJAMES REBANKSAUGUST 5, 2021TIMEHe was trying hard to concentrate his mind upon the sweet and common things of life.
THREE MORE JOHN SILENCE STORIESALGERNON BLACKWOODI dont know that I care for chess; I can not concentrate my attention as I could a year ago.
TESSA WADSWORTH'S DISCIPLINEJENNIE M. DRINKWATERHence the alternative has been to concentrate the "less eligibility" on the conditions of the pauper's mental life.
ENGLISH POOR LAW POLICYSIDNEY WEBBThey were evidently desirous only of gaining time by negociation to assemble and concentrate their forces.
THE HISTORY OF ENGLAND IN THREE VOLUMES, VOL.III.E. FARR AND E. H. NOLANCitizens, by birth or choice of a common country, that country has a right to concentrate your affections.
KEY-NOTES OF AMERICAN LIBERTYVARIOUSOn the eighth he began to concentrate his troops, and took measures to find the enemy in order to force a battle.
THE LIFE OF NAPOLEON BONAPARTEWILLIAM MILLIGAN SLOANEI do, sir; and at the same time a telegram was sent to the Cossacks of the government of Tobolsk to concentrate their forces.
MICHAEL STROGOFFJULES VERNEConcentrate our thoughts on his giving notice, and invite our friends to do the same.
A BOSWELL OF BAGHDADE. V. LUCASMust I concentrate my mind or keep my thoughts fixed on anything?
PHARAOH'S BROKERELLSWORTH DOUGLASSWORDS RELATED TO CONCENTRATE
- accommodate
- amalgamate
- arrange
- articulate
- assimilate
- associate
- attune
- blend
- coalesce
- combine
- come together
- compact
- concatenate
- concentrate
- conform
- conjoin
- consolidate
- coordinate
- desegregate
- embody
- fuse
- get-together
- harmonize
- incorporate
- interface
- intermix
- join
- knit
- link
- meld with
- mesh
- orchestrate
- organize
- proportion
- reconcile
- reconciliate
- symphonize
- synthesize
- systematize
- throw in together
- tune
- unify
- unite
- wed
- accents
- accentuates
- adds fuel
- adds to
- aggrandizes
- aggravates
- augments
- beefs up
- boosts
- brightens
- builds up
- concentrates
- darkens
- deepens
- emphasizes
- enhances
- escalates
- exacerbates
- exalts
- heats up
- heightens
- increases
- intensates
- lightens
- magnifies
- points
- pours it on
- quickens
- raises
- redoubles
- reinforces
- rises
- rouses
- sets off
- sharpens
- spikes
- steps up
- strengthens
- stresses
- tones up
- whets
- accent
- accentuate
- add fuel
- add to
- aggrandize
- aggravate
- augment
- beef up
- boost
- brighten
- build up
- concentrate
- darken
- deepen
- emphasize
- enhance
- escalate
- exacerbate
- exalt
- heat up
- heighten
- increase
- intensate
- lighten
- magnify
- point
- pour it on
- quicken
- raise
- redouble
- reinforce
- rise
- rouse
- set off
- sharpen
- spike
- step up
- strengthen
- stress
- tone up
- whet
- accept
- admit
- adopt
- attend
- audit
- auscult
- auscultate
- be all ears
- be attentive
- catch
- concentrate
- eavesdrop
- entertain
- get
- get a load of
- give an audience to
- give attention
- give heed to
- hang on words
- hark
- harken
- hear out
- hear tell
- hearken
- lend an ear
- mind
- monitor
- obey
- observe
- overhear
- pick up on
- prick up ears
- receive
- take advice
- take into consideration
- take notice
- take under advisement
- tune in
- tune in on
- welcome
- accepted
- admitted
- adopted
- attended
- audited
- auscultated
- ausculted
- caught
- concentrated
- eavesdropped
- entertained
- gave an audience to
- gave attention
- gave heed to
- got
- got a load of
- harked
- harkened
- heard out
- heard told
- hearkened
- hung on words
- lent an ear
- minded
- monitored
- obeyed
- observed
- overheard
- picked up on
- pricked up ears
- received
- took advice
- took into consideration
- took notice
- took under advisement
- tune in
- tune in on
- was all ears
- was attentive
- welcomed
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