Intense

intense (adjective) - great in strength, amount, or degree

intensify (verb) - make greater in strength, amount, or degree

intensity (noun) - how strong something is

intensive (adjective) - making a great effort (to achieve a lot in a short period of time)

intensely (adverb) - done with great strength and effort

intensify marketing activities in an area

intensive distribution
intensive distribution of a product that allows many shops in an area to sell your product

intensify problems
the changes seemed, if anything, to intensify the problems

passionate intensity
work at solving the problem with passionate intensity

with fierce intensity
studied with  great intensity
the intensity and ferocity of her feelings scared her

intense relationships 
intense competition
intense fighting
intense attacks

an intensive seminar
an intensive weekend seminar

the emotional intensity of the situation

intense workouts
you should avoid intense workouts for a while

intense specialization
opportunities for intense work specialization

intense criticism
the most intense criticism of Israel's behavior has centered on how it has conducted the war

intense noise
intense pain
suffered intense headaches after completing her homework

an intense attempt to control
Anorexia, the outcome of an intense attempt to control eating habits

intense activities
intense action
intense gobbling action

intense admiration
shook her hand and babbled out some words in an effort to articulate my intense admiration

an intense brainstorming session
intensify the search

intense controversy
lead to intense controversy
ward off intense controversy

intense debate
subjects of intense debate
an area of intense investigation

intense danger
deep and intense cultural paranoia

become intense
remain intense

quite intense
fairly intense
extremely intense

greatly intensify
sharply intensify

intense suffering
cheerful and heroic under circumstances of intense suffering and great provocation

intensify misery
the changes only intensify the misery of poor people

low intensity
high intensity

quite intense
make the phenomenon quite intense

requires intense scrutiny
wasteful lobbying activity by financial firms, a strong incentive for corruption, requires intense public (congressional) scrutiny

a series of intense minor armed conflicts

an intense storm
A few minutes after a particularly intense storm, millions of winged termites erupt from the ground, causing a feeding frenzy

make tropical hurricanes less intense through cloud seeding

an intense drought
droughts are becoming more intense and more frequent

moderately intense
vigorously intense
moderately to vigorously intense activities

perceived as highly intense

Posted by Jon Fernquest at 01:59 PM