Intense
61intense — I (New American Roget s College Thesaurus) adj. violent, sharp, strong; passionate, ardent, vivid; deep, dark; poignant, keen, acute; extreme. See feeling. II (Roget s IV) modif. Syn. intensified, strong, deep, profound, extraordinary,… …
62intense — adj American good, positive. This all purpose term of approval, with overtones of exciting, energetic, vital, etc., has been in vogue, particularly among teenagers, since the late 1970s. See also camping …
63intense — in·tense || ɪn tens adj. extreme, great, powerful, high; strong, profound, deep; acute, severe …
64intense — a. 1. Close, strict, intent, severe, strained, stretched. 2. Extreme, very great, of high or great degree. 3. Forcible, energetic, vigorous, powerful. 4. Ardent, vehement, earnest …
65intense — adj 1. acute, strong, fierce, severe, harsh; pointed, sharp, keen, cutting, incisive, trenchant, piercing, wounding; caustic, stinging, smarting, acrimonious, acid, mordant; sarcastic, satirical, biting, piquant; tart, bitter, poignant, pungent;… …
66intense — in·tense …
67intense — Ino (after the modified word, as nui ino); nui loa, ikaika loa, ko iko i. Fig.: hakuma, mākuma, kūlipo, loku, maka ele ele …
68intense — adj. important, serious, significant …
69intense — adj. => Dur (Très), Grand (Très) …
70intense — intents …