Pronunciation: /ˈfoʊkəs ɡruːp/
noun a small, diverse group of people assembled to participate in a guided discussion or feedback session about a particular product, service, or topic
A1 A focus group is a small group of people who give their opinions on a product or idea.
A2 The company conducted a focus group to gather feedback on their new advertising campaign.
B1 Participants in the focus group discussed the features they liked and disliked about the new app.
B2 The focus group provided valuable insights that helped shape the direction of the project.
C1 The focus group was carefully selected to represent a diverse range of perspectives and backgrounds.
C2 The findings from the focus group were instrumental in guiding the development of the new product.
formal The market research team conducted a focus group to gather feedback on the new product.
informal We're getting free snacks at the focus group today, so make sure to attend!
slang I heard the focus group is gonna be lit, with lots of cool people giving their opinions.
figurative In order to improve our performance, we need to treat each project as a focus group for learning and growth.
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