honed in (on) (Meaning)

honed in (on)

to find and go directly toward (someone or something)

The craftsman honed in on the intricate details of the sculpture, meticulously shaping each curve and line.
The detective honed in on the suspect, observing their every move and analyzing their behavior.
The scientist honed in on the data, poring over countless experiments in search of a breakthrough.
The artist honed in on the colors, experimenting with different shades and hues to create the perfect composition.
The athlete honed in on their training regimen, pushing themselves to the limit in pursuit of excellence.
The writer honed in on the narrative, crafting each word and sentence with precision and clarity.
The team honed in on the strategy, devising a plan that exploited their opponents' weaknesses.
The musician honed in on the melody, practicing relentlessly until it flowed effortlessly from their instrument.
The reader honed in on the plot, eagerly turning pages to unravel the mystery that unfolded before their eyes.
The teacher honed in on each student's individual needs, tailoring their lessons to maximize their learning potential.

to find and go directly toward (someone or something)

zeroed (in on), centered, obsessed (over),pointed, aimed, levelled, focused, directed, homed (in on), focussed

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The craftsman honed in on the intricate details of the sculpture, meticulously shaping each curve and line.

The detective honed in on the suspect, observing their every move and analyzing their behavior.

The scientist honed in on the data, poring over countless experiments in search of a breakthrough.

The artist honed in on the colors, experimenting with different shades and hues to create the perfect composition.