concenter
[ kon-sen-ter, kuhn- ]
verb (used with or without object)
to bring or converge to a common center; concentrate.
Origin of concenter
1- Also especially British, con·cen·tre .
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How to use concenter in a sentence
It seemed that the gamblers and adventurers of the Southwest had concentered at this point and made its character notorious.
The Awakening of the Desert | Julius C. BirgeAll the shames, sorrows, and sufferings of France were concentered on his head.
I fear, my beloved girl, I said, little happiness remains for us on earth; yet all that I may one day enjoy is concentered in you.
Frankenstein | Mary ShelleyThe majesty of grand recollections seems concentered on the illustrious name of Columbus.
His greatness has, in all senses, concentered itself into fiery emphasis and depth.
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