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Meanings of tensity in English
Synonyms
Examples for "tension"
Examples for "tension"
1
Yet continued tension between civilians and health officials perhaps vindicated his approach.
2
The opening of state borders continues to create political tension in Australia.
3
Results: In 10 patients it was possible to perform tension free urethroplasty.
4
There is now a tension between economic and political motives within Europe.
5
There is clearly tension emerging between the tourism industry and State policy-makers.
1
The falter in the words spoke to the tenseness of his suspense.
2
The tenseness of the clasp revealed the strain that was upon her.
3
Something came to relieve the tenseness of the moment for Jolly Roger.
4
The tenseness of her attitude relaxed suddenly when the child was gone.
5
Their tenseness made the oldest trick in the world serve Lockley's purpose.
1
Infinite tautness between sense and form, sign and substance, matter and spirit.
2
The tautness of our rope shows she must still be holding on.
3
It feels like he's reaching down through years to touch this tautness.
4
His shoulders had the tautness of someone who is angry or afraid.
5
Experience had drawn Annja's reflexes to hair-trigger tautness where her survival was concerned.
Usage of tensity in English
1
The Mistress was listening with a tensity which momentarily grew more painful.
2
The girl gazed with growing tensity; her hat-brim pressed the window.
3
And still the deadlock, the atmosphere of tensity growing more vibrant every second.
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He sat up suddenly, his muscular tensity increasing the hurt of the scurvy.
5
Her hand, resting lightly on the door-handle, gripped it with a sudden tensity.
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And everywhere, over all, was the tensity that ever reigns before a battle.
7
As if Tommy detected some tensity of feeling that he resented.
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Storran's eyes dwelt on her with a queer tensity of expression.
9
The desperate imploring in the eyes of each keyed the situation to electric tensity.
10
The tensity of the little group increased, but no one interposed the obvious questions.
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The question seemed to have produced a tensity in the very atmosphere, Michael felt it.
12
But, paradoxically, this superficial commonplaceness only heightened the tensity of the thing that underlay it.
13
At length the fierce tensity of his grip relaxed, though his arms still clasped her.
14
She listened, breathless in her tensity, but no further echo of that battlefield reached her.
15
Everything about McQuade suggested strength and tensity of purpose.
16
He spoke slowly, with an odd kind of tensity.
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United Kingdom
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