1. to bring or direct toward a common center; to concentrate
Usage: formal; somewhat archaic
2. to come together at a central point; to converge
Usage: formal; somewhat archaic

Examples

• The general decided to concenter his forces at the strategic hill.
• All roads seemed to concenter at the town square.
• The architect planned to concenter the building’s design around a central courtyard.
• The protesters began to concenter in front of the government building.
• She tried to concenter her thoughts on the difficult problem.
• The rivers concenter at this point to form a larger waterway.