PREFOCUS
Etymology
Adjective
prefocus (not comparable)
Describing a lamp whose light source is positioned to be in focus when fitted (especially in a motor car)
Verb
prefocus (third-person singular simple present prefocusses or prefocuses, present participle prefocussing or prefocusing, simple past and past participle prefocussed or prefocused)
To focus in advance
Anagrams
• upforces
Source: Wiktionary
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