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intensely

intensely
Adverb

Meanings

Adverbintensely

To an extreme degree or with great strength.

Feel intensely.

Adverbintensely

With extreme concentration or effort.

Work intensely.

Examples

The sun beat down intensely on the desert sands.

The sun beat down intensely on the desert sands.

Travel

I felt intensely lonely in the crowded city.

He stared intensely at the evidence on the table.

He stared intensely at the evidence on the table.

Detective

She is intensely focused on winning the championship.

School Life

I want this to work so intensely that it hurts.

I want this to work so intensely that it hurts.

Romance

The two rivals glared intensely at each other.

The two rivals glared intensely at each other.

Anime

We worked intensely for three days to meet the deadline.

We worked intensely for three days to meet the deadline.

Business

The colors in the painting were intensely vivid.

The colors in the painting were intensely vivid.

The dragon breathed fire intensely to clear the path.

The dragon breathed fire intensely to clear the path.

Fantasy

Collocations & Compounds

intensely competitive

Adjective collocation: characterized by an extreme desire to win

The tech industry is intensely competitive these days.

intensely private

Adjective collocation: extremely reluctant to share personal information

intensely aromatic

Adjective collocation: having a very strong and pleasant smell

The kitchen was filled with the intensely aromatic scent of roasting coffee.

intensely emotional

Adjective collocation: involving or causing very strong feelings

The final scene of the movie was intensely emotional for the audience.

intensely painful

Adjective collocation: causing extreme physical or mental suffering

The nerve damage caused an intensely painful sensation in his leg.

Etymology

Derived from the adjective "intense," which comes from the Latin "intensus," the past participle of "intendere," meaning to stretch out or strain, composed of "in-" (into) and "tendere" (to stretch).

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