Definition of real focus
: a point at which rays (as of light) converge or from which they diverge
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Besides, the real focus should be on little Louis who looked adorable as ever for his big day.
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Everything comes back to special counsel Robert Mueller’s investigation into Russia’s involvement in the 2016 election, a phony, petty diversion from what should be the real focus: prosecuting Hillary Clinton.
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But the real focus of this information is intended for people planning new construction or a significant renovation.
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But the real focus of the protests is on the conservative legislature’s fiscal priorities, in which public education is often an after-thought despite its dominant position in the state budget.
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And how in our contemporary culture, there’s a real focus on biography.
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But the real focus of the tour was on locations where coastal restoration projects are either planned, under way or just completed.
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On an island, the real focus is seafood, and BPG partners with a Nantucket oyster purveyor who delivers fresh catches six days a week, a small local variety that's very reminiscent of prized kumamoto oysters in the Pacific Northwest.
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While the bulk of Political Tribes’ page count is taken up by examples drawn from around the world, the real focus of Chua’s book is contemporary American tribalism.
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First Known Use of real focus
1740
Medical Dictionary
noun
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medical Definition of real focus
: a point at which rays (as of light) converge or from which they diverge
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