focusgroup
nounUK /ˈfəʊkəs ɡruːp/
US /ˈfoʊkəs ɡruːp/
A small group of people who talk together to help someone learn what others think.
The toy company asked a focus group of kids what they liked about the new game.
OTHER MEANINGS
2. A research meeting where people share their ideas about a product or idea.
The focus group met for an hour to talk about the new cereal.
3. A small set of people chosen to give their thoughts on a topic.
Our teacher made a focus group to decide on the class trip.
4. A way to gather opinions by talking with several people at once.
They used a focus group to find out what families want in the park.