concentrative

/ ˈkɒnsənˌtreɪtɪv /

adjective

1. tending to concentrate; characterized by concentration

Derived Forms

• ˈconcenˌtratively, adverb
• ˈconcenˌtrativeness, noun

Example Sentences

“Despite the emphatic warnings of DOJ and FTC officials, firms continue to try mergers that the federal agencies regard as highly concentrative and way over the line,” said Kovacic, who served as chair of the FTC between 2008 and 2009.

From Washington Post

It creates zones dedicated to team-wide research and ideation without sacrificing individual needs for focused, concentrative work.

From Inc

Everyone needs a quiet space to retreat to once in awhile and the scholarly wood tables or wingback chairs of a library provide an escape for focused, concentrative work.

From Inc

It is easy to let meetings consume schedules, but when was the last time you scheduled uninterrupted time for yourself? A strategy for accomplishing this is to block chunks of time on your work calendar for focusing on concentrative tasks or any other necessary tasks that seem to slip from your reach. Doing so signals to others that you are serious about accomplishing specific goals and are therefore prioritizing the tasks needed to accomplish them.

From Time

If you schedule concentrative time for yourself, consider taking your work offsite to give yourself a radically different experience that could spark some inspiration. If you work in a large city, take advantage of the myriad of public spaces such as parks and plazas that are accommodating to workers with plentiful seating and free wi-fi.

From Time