adjective
COLLOCATIONS FROM CORPUS
■ ADVERB
more
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It thus represents the freezing-point curve of increasingly more concentrated solutions of salt in water.
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The difficulty of the music forced a more concentrated performance, which paid wonderful dividends in excitement and intensity.
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However oxygen, rather than air, is used to give a more concentrated syn-gas.
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Final-year units also treat general theoretical and practical concerns but at a more advanced level, and in a more concentrated manner.
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But it is only in the second half of 1908 that Picasso turned to a more concentrated study of Cézanne.
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Many experts, he said, believed that we should aim for a smaller, more concentrated and more efficient network.
■ NOUN
effort
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This is an astonishing output from a single individual if detailed concentrated effort was put into all of them.
form
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Protect your hands with rubber gloves because it can be a dangerous substance in such a concentrated form .
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Possibly some one assumed it was a concentrated form of oxygen, and therefore invigorating.
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In its concentrated form it is hazardous to handle especially as many commercial formulations are stabilised with caustic soda.
EXAMPLES FROM OTHER ENTRIES
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Solutions to these problems will take time and concentrated effort.
EXAMPLES FROM CORPUS
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Business became concentrated and competing centres find it hard to become established.
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By 1880 the result was already a highly concentrated and mechanized industrial system.
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Each successive tide dissolves the salt and deposits more, forming pools of highly concentrated saline.
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In backwashing and regenerating the base-exchange medium, a fairly concentrated solution containing sodium and calcium chlorides is produced.
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Instead of being human and down-to-earth, faith becomes a fragrant, concentrated essence.
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Now they even have four times concentrated products so you need only a quarter of the measure.
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She explained that animals in the wild don't get enough energy, and sugar is concentrated energy.
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The total removal rate shot up to 27 percent an hour, depositing the sulphur in a concentrated drizzle.