monotask

/ ˈmɒnəˌtæsk /

verb

1. intr to perform one task at a time

Derived Forms

• ˈmonoˌtasking, noun

Example Sentences

It’s not enough to “try to monotask by force of will — because it’s too hard to resist that informational tap on the shoulder.”

From Washington Post

Here are some stories that might help you with time management, learning to be less busy, finding time to exercise, eating better in restaurants, avoiding sugar in everyday life, rethinking work/life balance, and learning to “monotask.”

From New York Times

Here are some stories that might help you with time management, learning to be less busy, finding time to exercise, eating better in restaurants, avoiding sugar in everyday life, rethinking work/life balance and learning to “monotask.”

From New York Times

Nick Pandolfi, who works in partnerships at Google, once traveled to northern Sweden in what he described as an “extreme” effort to monotask.

From New York Times

This is why, according to Ms. McGonigal, the ability to monotask might be most valuable in social situations.

From New York Times