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If you describe a person as i______, you mean that they appear to concentrate very hard on everything that they do, and they feel and show their emotions in a very extreme way.If you describe a person as intense, you mean that they appear to concentrate very hard on everything that they do, and they feel and show their emotions in a very extreme way.I know he's an intense player, but he does enjoy what he's doing.She is taller than I imagined, more adult, more intense.His intensity and the ferocity of his feelings alarmed me. adjectiveIntense is used to describe something that is very great or extreme in strength or degree.He was sweating from the intense heat.Suddenly the room filled with intense light.Stevens's murder was the result of a deep-seated and intense hatred.His threats become more intense, agitated, and frequent.The fast-food business is intensely competitive.The attack was anticipated but its intensity came as a shock.If you describe an activity as intense, you mean that it is very serious and concentrated, and often involves doing a great deal in a short time.The battle for third place was intense.The military on both sides are involved in intense activity.If you describe the way someone looks at you as intense, you mean that they look at you very directly and seem to know what you are thinking or feeling.I felt so self-conscious under Luke's mother's intense gaze.He gazed at me with those intense blue eyes.He sipped his drink, staring intensely at me.If you describe a person as intense, you mean that they appear to concentrate very hard on everything that they do, and they feel and show their emotions in a very extreme way.I know he's an intense player, but he does enjoy what he's doing.She is taller than I imagined, more adult, more intense.His intensity and the ferocity of his feelings alarmed me. B2

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query	If you describe a person as i______, you mean that they appear to concentrate very hard on everything that they do, and they feel and show their emotions in a very extreme way.If you describe a person as intense, you mean that they appear to concentrate very hard on everything that they do, and they feel and show their emotions in a very extreme way. I know he's an intense player, but he does enjoy what he's doing. She is taller than I imagined, more adult, more intense. His intensity and the ferocity of his feelings alarmed me.
word	intense
full-definition	adjective Intense is used to describe something that is very great or extreme in strength or degree. He was sweating from the intense heat. Suddenly the room filled with intense light. Stevens's murder was the result of a deep-seated and intense hatred. His threats become more intense, agitated, and frequent. The fast-food business is intensely competitive. The attack was anticipated but its intensity came as a shock. If you describe an activity as intense, you mean that it is very serious and concentrated, and often involves doing a great deal in a short time. The battle for third place was intense. The military on both sides are involved in intense activity. If you describe the way someone looks at you as intense, you mean that they look at you very directly and seem to know what you are thinking or feeling. I felt so self-conscious under Luke's mother's intense gaze. He gazed at me with those intense blue eyes. He sipped his drink, staring intensely at me. If you describe a person as intense, you mean that they appear to concentrate very hard on everything that they do, and they feel and show their emotions in a very extreme way. I know he's an intense player, but he does enjoy what he's doing. She is taller than I imagined, more adult, more intense. His intensity and the ferocity of his feelings alarmed me.
inflections	intenselyintensityintensitiesintenselyintensity
cefr-level	B2

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