Definition of «intensity»

Intensity refers to the degree or strength of something, such as emotion, sound, light, or force. It can also describe how strongly someone feels about something or how much effort they put into doing something. In general terms, intensity is a measure of how powerful or strong an experience or phenomenon is.

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The intensity of the storm was causing trees to fall and power lines to become damaged.
She increased the intensity of her workout by adding more weight to her lifts.
The intensity of his passion for acting was evident in every performance he delivered.
The intensity of the argument grew as both parties refused to back down.
The therapist adjusted the intensity of the massage to provide deeper relief for the client's sore muscles.
The movie's final action sequence was filled with high-intensity chase scenes and explosive special effects.
The intense focus and concentration on her face showed the intensity of her determination to succeed.
The coach encouraged the players to bring more intensity to their play in order to win the game.
The intensity of the colors in the sunset created a breathtaking view of the sky.

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Sentences with «intensity»

If we limit lobbying, we'll have the increase of intensity of media manipulation. (politics.stackexchange.com)
Due to the high intensity of resistance exercise, your body can take a while to recover. (healthtrends.com)
It does note substantial uncertainties in looking ahead, particularly because the model simulations didn't achieve the observed increase in intensity of storm output. (dotearth.blogs.nytimes.com)
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Definition of «intensity»

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Phrases with «intensity»

Sentences with «intensity»

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