be intense
Frequency: 8.5150.7 per million words
Used to describe a state of being very strong, extreme, or forceful.
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- The summer heat can be intense in this region.
- His concentration was intense as he worked on the delicate task.
- The debate is becoming intense among the candidates.
- Even after hours, the feeling of longing remained intense.
- She knew the workout would be intense, but she welcomed the challenge.
- The pressure to perform has been intense all week.
- The scrutiny on the new policy is intense.
- We expect the competition to be intense in the final round.
- Their loyalty to the cause was intense and unwavering.
- The light from the supernova was so intense it temporarily blinded astronomers.