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tense

[tens] / tɛns /




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"From hell to paradise, the Lions experienced every emotion", Le Soleil wrote, calling the tense and closely contested final a "crazy scenario".

From Barron's

“It could act as an antagonizer in what is already a pretty tense European context.”

From The Wall Street Journal

A disallowed goal, players walking off the pitch and a saved penalty made it a tense night in the stadium in the Moroccan capital, Rabat.

From BBC

The push by Uber comes at a tense point for California’s legal bar.

From Los Angeles Times

As Uganda endured a tense wait after Thursday's polls, Museveni had a commanding lead against Wine, 43, a former singer turned politician, with final results due around 1100 GMT.

From Barron's