Synonyms for refocus
re·fo·cus

Princeton's WordNet

1. refocusverb

   focus once again; The physicist refocused the light beam"

2. refocusverb

   focus anew

   "The group needs to refocus its goals"

3. refocusverb

   put again into focus or focus more sharply

   "refocus the image until it is very sharp"

Matched Categories

1. • Focus

PPDB, the paraphrase databaseRate these paraphrases:0.0 / 0 votes

1. List of paraphrases for "refocus":

   reorient, redirect, re-focus, re-orient, reorienting, reorientate, realign, reframe, focus, retarget, refocusing, sharpen

How to pronounce refocus?

How to say refocus in sign language?

Words popularity by usage frequency

How to use refocus in a sentence?

1. Nicholas Pinchuk:

   We are today in a global competition for jobs. And, the best way to make America successful in this environment is to arm our people with the technical capabilities that enable them to win that global contest for prosperity, the upskilling of the American workforce is the seminal issue of our time. We must refocus on technical education, restore our respect for the dignity of work and celebrate technical jobs not as the consolation prize of our society, but as what they really are -- a national calling essential to our ongoing prosperity.

2. Carolyn DeWitt:

   This is a critical moment to refocus energy, particularly because this is a transition period for young people in their lives, young people are now being physically pulled apart when they are supposed to be celebrating and moving onto the next phase of their life. This is a moment to empower them.

3. Tristain Shury:

   Every so often, take a break from what you are doing and give yourself time to recharge. Let your body refresh mentally and physically. Give yourself time to clear the mind and gather your thoughts. Time to really control your emotions, refocus and regroup. Take as must time as you need and reward yourself in the process. Your happiness is dependent on it.

4. Oscar Auliq-Ice:

   Treat challenges as an opportunity to refocus your strategies and open up new horizons.

5. Bob Reish:

   Our purpose clarifies our goals; Challenges refocus new opportunities.