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Meanings of intense in English
Usage of intense in English
1
That has been the subject of intense work since September last year.
2
Rwanda is seen as a good market because competition is less intense.
3
The case has attracted intense public interest, including from US pro-life groups.
4
Homeless people often have other issues that require intense support, he said.
5
The judge, of course, had come under the most intense media pressure.
6
That leads to a less intense flavour, compounding problems in the market.
7
It's such an intense focus on consistent development; time goes very quickly.
8
The course work got so intense, I needed to take a breather.
9
The party is under intense pressure to join the new police board,.
10
No matter how intense the situation, you believe him as an actor.
11
The intense scrutiny surrounding her new relationship won't be entirely new territory.
12
Recent years have witnessed intense development of randomized methods for low-rank approximation.
13
In a U.S. election year, employment visas have come under intense scrutiny.
14
I thought this encapsulated the intense pain that such senseless violence causes.
15
After several minutes of intense thought, he arrived at a brilliant explanation.
16
The nature of the Mass itself was intimate and intense, of course.
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South Africa
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Australia
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Ireland
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