Concentration is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for CONCENTRATION in dictionary:

NOUN:
• the act of concentrating
• dealing with one particular thing above all others
• a close gathering of people or things
• the action of gathering together closely
• the relative amount of a particular substance contained within a solution or mixture or in a particular volume of space
• the action of strengthening a solution by the removal or reduction of the diluting agent or by the selective accumulation of atoms or molecules
• The act or process of concentrating; the process of becoming concentrated, or the state of being concentrated; concentration.
• The act or process of reducing the volume of a liquid, as by evaporation.
• The act or process of removing the dress of ore and of reducing the valuable part to smaller compass, as by currents of air or water.
• the strength of a solution; number of molecules of a substance in a given volume
• the spatial property of being crowded together
• strengthening the concentration (as of a solute in a mixture) by removing diluting material
• increase in density
• complete attention; intense mental effort
• bringing together military forces
• great and constant diligence and attention
• the action or power of focusing all one's attention
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• the act or process of concentrating; the state of being concentrated; direction of attention to a single object; an academic major or area of focus within a major

Words related to CONCENTRATION

concentrations18 molarity13

Words that contain CONCENTRATION

concentrations18 deconcentration20 reconcentration19 deconcentrations21 reconcentrations20 overconcentration24 hyperconcentration30 overconcentrations25 hyperconcentrations31

How to use CONCENTRATION in a sentence

• That was why the British finally put her in a concentration camp.
• And still with aching concentration she seemed to be searching for that one beloved face.
• Capital must be the backbone of any great country, and the very elements of human nature demand its concentration.
• The leading industrial forces of the age, as we have seen, make for the concentration of labour in larger and larger masses, and its employment in larger and larger factories.
• We hasten to observe that her teeth were quite clean and that this was merely a harmless habit denoting intense mental concentration.
• Concentration enhances pleasure, gives it a point so that it goes deeper.
• With a superhuman effort of will he clenched his hands and jaws and sat motionless, seeking the difficult boon of concentration.
• He shrank from acquiring new ones, yet perforce let his thought dwell upon her with reviving concentration.
• This concentration of interest gives to the country a decided superiority over the most attractive districts of Scotland and Wales, especially for the pedestrian traveller.
• Also I made it hastily, working away with a concentration that would prove very valuable could it be brought to a useful line of work.
• Before the concentration began, the precaution was taken of sending Charlie Jackson under guard to the new reservation in the Southwest.
• Then Tinker began to apply that power of concentration in which he had been trained by his father to the discovery of a method of final escape.
• The concentration of the flames, which threatened every moment to bring down a portion of the ponderous roof in one destroying crash, left a freer passage.
• The concentration of the population in large towns and cities had caused a demand for a new distribution of political power.
• More important from our immediate point of view, the patrol heard sounds of an enemy concentration in their front trenches, in apparent preparation for another raid on the Apex.
• There was a tremendous concentration of artillery in the back area.
• He is inclined to fall asleep if he remains quiet and practices severe mental concentration for too long a time.
• The proposed concentration, however, was not immediately carried out.
• In the matter of concentration, I hesitate to recommend Mrs.
• Habits, of concentration, modification of the nervous system involved, and fatigue, and will power, and original work.
• I fairly listened to the memory of them, and in supreme concentration I tried to see and understand what I was.
• He shows you how to acquire that mental quality of concentration which has made world-known leaders.
• No concentration of troops is profitable if the troops when collected cannot be fed.
• After a period of deep concentration, of intent listening, it is mine, a permanent possession.
• When he had finished he handed it back, and stood for a moment looking out of the window with an expression of thoughtful concentration on his face.

Similar words containing NCENTRA without suffix tion and without prefix co

noncentral12 concentrate15 concentrated17 concentrates16 concentrator16 concentrating18 concentrative20 concentrators17 deconcentrate18 reconcentrate17 concentratedly22 concentrations18 deconcentrated20 deconcentrates19 reconcentrated19 reconcentrates18 concentratively25 deconcentrating21 deconcentration20 reconcentrating20 reconcentration19 overconcentrati22 hyperconcentrat27 deconcentrations21 reconcentrations20 overconcentration24 hyperconcentration30 overconcentrations25 hyperconcentrations31

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