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intense

[in-tens] / ɪnˈtɛns /


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In these events, an incoming object such as a comet detonates above the ground, releasing intense heat and shockwaves that reach Earth's surface.

From Science Daily

It was “one of the most intense periods of my career,” he said of their time working together.

From The Wall Street Journal

He became a driver in a reconnaissance unit and witnessed some of the most intense battles, including the liberation of Kherson.

From BBC

Since becoming president, Lee has put a clear focus on the country's youth, many of whom face intense competition and bleak economic prospects.

From BBC

Nuclear fusion energy is generated when two nuclei are combined under intense heat and pressure, similar to how the sun works.

From Barron's