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Word: Intense

• Part of Speech: Adjective
• Pronunciation: /ɪnˈtɛns/

Definition and Explanation:

"Intense" is used to describe something that is very strong, extreme, or passionate. It can refer to emotions, experiences, activities, or conditions that are deeply felt or severe in nature. The word often conveys a sense of deep concentration, powerful emotions, or extreme force.

Etymology and Historical Context:

The word "intense" comes from the Latin "intensus," meaning "stretched, strained, tight." It entered English in the late 14th century, originally describing a physical strain. Over time, it came to be used more broadly for strong feelings, profound experiences, and severe conditions.

Synonyms:

1. Strong
2. Extreme
3. Fierce
4. Passionate
5. Powerful

Antonyms:

1. Mild
2. Moderate
3. Weak
4. Calm
5. Gentle

Example Sentences:

1. The athlete's training regimen was intense and rigorous.
2. She felt an intense emotion upon hearing the news.
3. The debate between the two candidates was intense and heated.
4. He is known for his intense focus and dedication.
5. The storm brought intense winds and heavy rain.
6. Their relationship was marked by intense moments.
7. The pain from the injury was intense and sharp.
8. The artist's work is characterized by intense colors.
9. The training session was intense, leaving everyone exhausted.
10. His gaze was intense and seemed to look right through her.

Korean Translations:

1. 운동 선수의 훈련 체계는 강렬하고 엄격했다.
2. 그녀는 뉴스를 듣고 강렬한 감정을 느꼈다.
3. 두 후보 간의 토론은 강렬하고 열띤 것이었다.
4. 그는 강렬한 집중력과 헌신으로 알려져 있다.
5. 폭풍은 강렬한 바람과 폭우를 몰고 왔다.
6. 그들의 관계는 강렬한 순간들로 표시되었다.
7. 부상으로 인한 통증은 강렬하고 날카로웠다.
8. 예술가의 작품은 강렬한 색상으로 특징지어진다.
9. 훈련 세션은 매우 강렬하여 모두를 지치게 했다.
10. 그의 시선은 강렬했고 그녀를 꿰뚫어 보는 것처럼 보였다.

 

 

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