concentrate /konˈsən-trāt, sometimes kən-senˈ/

1. To direct (attention, etc) exclusively upon the matter in hand
2. To bring towards, or collect at, a common centre
3. To focus
4. To condense, to increase the quantity of in a unit of space

1. To direct one's thoughts or efforts towards one object
2. To move towards a common centre

1. A product of concentration
2. Something in concentrated form

Concentrated

concentrāˈtion noun

1. The act of concentrating
2. The condensing of anything
3. The number of molecules or ions to a unit of volume
4. The directing of the mind on something, esp for a sustained period

concenˈtrative adjective

Tending to concentrate

concenˈtrativeness noun

conˈcentrator noun

An apparatus for concentrating solutions or for obtaining minerals from ores by physical means

concentration camp noun

A prison camp for people (esp civilians) whom the authorities wish to remove or segregate from society

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