study intensively

Frequency: 8.015.2 per million words

To learn a subject with deep focus and effort, often in a short amount of time.

intensivelyVERB + intensively

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Examples (10)

  • She decided to study intensively for her medical school entrance exams.
  • To truly master a foreign language, one must study it intensively every day.
  • He spent the entire summer break studying intensively to prepare for the advanced course.
  • Many students choose to study intensively during their final year to achieve top grades.
  • The researcher had to study the complex data intensively before presenting his findings.
  • After falling behind, she began to study more intensively to catch up with her classmates.
  • They are planning to study intensively over the next few weeks for the certification test.
  • If you want to understand the subject deeply, you need to study it intensively and consistently.
  • Despite the pressure, he managed to study intensively and ace all his final exams.
  • We were advised to study intensively all aspects of the historical period for the dissertation.