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Meanings of very tense in anglès

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Usage of very tense in anglès
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The climate at home, the race relations, it is all very tense.
Ebony
2
It had been a very tense morning, and she needed the relief.
Kaleidoscope
3
It's a very tense occasion, and expensive if you get it wrong.
The Guardian
4
But, rational or not, the time just passed had been very tense.
Cauldron of Ghosts
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On our arrival in Paris, we found a very tense political situation.
The Memoirs of General Baron de Marbot
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The atmosphere round here has become very tense during the past fortnight.
Ghosts
7
I am afraid I could die here... the camp is very tense.
News.com.au
8
RNZ Pacific correspondent Melvin Levongo said the situation is very tense in Goroka.
Radio NZ
9
The competition was very tense-andthey all arrived in my absence.
The Best Short Stories of 1919, and the Yearbook of the American...
10
Needless to say, the atmosphere in the room was very tense.
Monster Hunter International
11
Things between protesting students and police became very tense on Monday.
The South African
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Her body was very tense, and her fists were clenched tightly.
Secret Sanction
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It can get very tense and you have to be focused.
Reuters
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He, too, radiated anger, and everyone was very tense and stiff.
A dog's purpose
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Her muscles were becoming very tense, and her teeth were chattering.
The Plains of Passage
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He was excited, very tense, but miraculously unharmed by the explosions.
Honor thy father
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