Meaning & Definition of word "Intensely"

Intensely

/ɪnˈtɛn.sli/

1. In a manner that is strong or extreme in degree or strength.
- Example: She studied intensely for her final exams to ensure she understood the material.
2. With great concentration or focus.
- Example: He listened intensely to the speaker, captivated by the compelling story.
3. To an extreme degree or extent.
- Example: The colors in the painting were intensely vivid, capturing the viewer's attention.
4. In a way that demonstrates strong feelings or emotions.
- Example: The team celebrated intensely after their hard-fought victory.

From the word 'intense', derived from Latin 'intensus', meaning 'stretched out, strained'.

intensely focused:

Concentrated and directed attention towards a specific task or goal.

intensely passionate:

Having strong feelings or beliefs about a subject.

intensely competitive:

Involving a lot of competition, with a high level of effort or aggression.

intense:

Existing or occurring in a high or extreme degree.

intensity:

The quality of being intense; strength or force.

intensification:

The process of making something stronger or more extreme.

Meaning: Totally into it

Example Sentence: She was intensely into that new band.

Meaning: Over the top

Example Sentence: His reaction was intensely over the top.