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Meanings of intensify in English

Portuguese
intensificar
Catalan
intensificar

Increase in extent or intensity.

intensificar
Portuguese
intensificar
Catalan
intensificar

Make more intense, stronger, or more marked.

intensificar
Usage of intensify in English
1
Others expect the deep-seated political tensions to intensify and further polarize society.
Reuters
2
In March, Buffett warned that the crisis in public pensions will intensify.
Reuters
3
The sensory exercises arouse and intensify the central activities in our children.
Spontaneous Activity in Education
4
Uber said it will review its India operations and intensify driver screening.
Reuters
5
Nevertheless, the struggle for Syria continues and can be expected to intensify.
The Irish Times
6
The latest rise in the currency will intensify pressure on Irish exporters.
The Irish Times
7
Foreign Secretary William Hague says military pressure is to intensify on Gaddafi.
BBC
8
Philippine President Benigno Aquino ordered troops to intensify action against the militants.
Reuters
9
To intensify flavor use ½ vegetable or chicken stock and ½ water.
Radio NZ
10
Enough said? He lowered his voice to intensify the air of sincerity.
Gods go begging
11
The ticking of the ancient clock only served to intensify the silence.
Project Gutenberg Complete Works of Winston Churchill
12
Nothing I could say can intensify the simple eloquence of these figures.
Modern India
13
This led to a decision to intensify the surveillance of the hotel.
Amberville
14
If rouble weakness were to intensify, that would represent an inflation risk.
Reuters
15
The sides are due to intensify the Brexit negotiations with fortnightly meetings.
Reuters
16
To enter the others would only be to intensify the present competition.
Beyond the City
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Common
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