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intensely

[in-tens-lee] / ɪnˈtɛns li /


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The trial comes at an intensely difficult time for the royal family because of the continuing scandal surrounding the crown princess's correspondence with Jeffrey Epstein.

From BBC

During this twenty five year period of uncertainty, Augustinian friars worked intensely to justify their place within the Church.

From Science Daily

But once you've lost shoppers, it's very hard to win them back, especially when many of your rivals are firing on all cylinders, helped by price matching and loyalty schemes, in an intensely competitive market.

From BBC

Kainerugaba's friend says the general is "a kind, generous, intensely smart person who spends all his time thinking about the peace and security of this country".

From BBC

He emphasized that again in Friday morning’s earnings release, noting that Verizon “is intensely focused on winning through healthy volumes and fiscally responsible growth.”

From MarketWatch