deepfocus

noun
UK /ˈdiːpˌfəʊkəs/
US /ˈdiːpˌfoʊkəs/

A way of paying such close attention that you block out everything else around you.

With deepfocus, she finished her puzzle without noticing the noise in the room.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. A photography technique where everything from near to far stays sharp.

The landscape photo used deepfocus so both the flowers and the mountains were clear.

3. A state of total mental involvement in a hard task.

He entered deepfocus while coding and forgot to eat lunch.

4. A setting or mode on a device that hides alerts to help you concentrate.

She turned on deepfocus on her phone during study time.