tuned
Pronunciation: [tjuːnd]
Word
Context: “music”
(verb) to adjust a musical instrument so that it makes the right sounds when you play it. When a piano or guitar is tuned, it plays the correct notes.
Example
She tuned her guitar before the big concert.
Example
He didn't tune his violin, so it sounded horrible during the recital.
Example
Have you tuned your flute for the performance?
Context: “preparation”
(verb) to adjust or prepare something for a specific purpose, like a machine or a system. This means making sure everything works well and is set up right.
Example
The team tuned the robot to work faster and more accurately.
Example
The car engine was not tuned properly, so it kept breaking down.
Example
Is the computer tuned for better performance?
Context: “emotion”
(adjective) being in a good state of awareness or understanding about something. This means being thoughtful and aware of how people feel or of what's going on.
Example
She is very tuned into her friends' feelings and knows when they are upset.
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He was not tuned in to the situation and missed important details.
Example
Are you tuned into what your team needs right now?
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