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intenseintensive,intenseintensive1. intense.
"nervous""tense""intense"Nervous.
Intense tends to relate to subjective or emotional responses while intensive tends to relate to objective descriptions. Thus, an intensive course simply describes a course that is designed.
Which is the comparative form? "The emotions in this book are intenser" or "The emotions...are more intense than in ...." Thanks.
Owen arrived, a tall intense-looking thirty-something man with steel-rimmed glasses. intense-looking means attractive or serious? WR gives the translation of being serious when a.
Intense .
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