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   intensity

   /ɪnˈtɛnsɪti/

   noun

   • 1. the quality of being intense: "the pain grew in intensity" Similar strengthpowerpowerfulnesspotencyvigourforceforcefulnessseverityferocityvehemencefiercenessviolenceharshnessmagnitudegreatnesshigh degreeconcentrationextremityacutenessseriousnessgravitygravenessseverenessgrievousnesspassionardourfervourfervencyzealvehemencefireheatfeveremotioneagernesskeennessenthusiasmexcitementanimationspiritvigourearnestnessstrengthenergyfanaticismOpposite apathyindifference
   • 2. the measurable amount of a property, such as force, brightness, or a magnetic field: "hydrothermal processes of low intensity" Similar strengthpowerpowerfulnesspotencyvigourforceforcefulnessseverityferocityvehemencefiercenessviolenceharshnessmagnitudegreatnesshigh degreeconcentrationextremityacutenessseriousnessgravitygravenessseverenessgrievousness

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   5 days ago · It is young people who feel lonely more often and more intensely. Intensely here means strongly. The feeling of loneliness is stronger in young people than older people.

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   3 days ago · The episodes when our internal emotions and motivations affect our behavior provide some of our strongest and most personal experiences with our selves. But as intensely felt as these times and underlying states can be, they have been difficult for neuroscientists to define and explain.

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