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Detailed Synonyms for intensify in English

intensify:

to intensify verb (intensifies, intensified, intensifying)

  1. to intensify
    to strengthen; to amplify; to intensify; to invigorate; acumilate; to fortify; to deepen
    • strengthen verb (strengthens, strengthened, strengthening)
    • amplify verb (amplifies, amplified, amplifying)
    • intensify verb (intensifies, intensified, intensifying)
    • invigorate verb (invigorates, invigorated, invigorating)
    • acumilate verb
    • fortify verb (fortifies, fortified, fortifying)
    • deepen verb (deepens, deepened, deepening)
  2. to intensify
    to strengthen; to reinforce; to intensify; to become stronger
    • strengthen verb (strengthens, strengthened, strengthening)
    • reinforce verb (reinforces, reinforced, reinforcing)
    • intensify verb (intensifies, intensified, intensifying)
    • become stronger verb (becomes stronger, becoming stronger)
  3. to intensify
    – become more intense 1
    to intensify; to deepen
    – become more intense 1
    • intensify verb (intensifies, intensified, intensifying)
      • The debate intensified1
    • deepen verb (deepens, deepened, deepening)
      • His dislike for raw fish only deepened in Japan1
  4. to intensify
    – make more intense, stronger, or more marked 1
    to intensify; to heighten; to deepen; compound
    – make more intense, stronger, or more marked 1
    • intensify verb (intensifies, intensified, intensifying)
      • The efforts were intensified1
      • Her rudeness intensified his dislike for her1
    • heighten verb (heightens, heightened, heightening)
      • Pot smokers claim it heightens their awareness1
    • deepen verb (deepens, deepened, deepening)
      • This event only deepened my convictions1
    • compound verb
  5. to intensify
    – increase in extent or intensity 1
    to escalate; to intensify; to step up
    – increase in extent or intensity 1
    • escalate verb (escalates, escalated, escalating)
      • The Allies escalated the bombing1
    • intensify verb (intensifies, intensified, intensifying)
    • step up verb (steps up, stepped up, stepping up)
  6. to intensify
    – make the chemically affected part of (a negative) denser or more opaque in order produce a stronger contrast between light and dark 1
    to intensify
    – make the chemically affected part of (a negative) denser or more opaque in order produce a stronger contrast between light and dark 1
    • intensify verb (intensifies, intensified, intensifying)

Conjugations for intensify:

present
  1. intensify
  2. intensify
  3. intensifies
  4. intensify
  5. intensify
  6. intensify
simple past
  1. intensified
  2. intensified
  3. intensified
  4. intensified
  5. intensified
  6. intensified
present perfect
  1. have intensified
  2. have intensified
  3. has intensified
  4. have intensified
  5. have intensified
  6. have intensified
past continuous
  1. was intensifying
  2. were intensifying
  3. was intensifying
  4. were intensifying
  5. were intensifying
  6. were intensifying
future
  1. shall intensify
  2. will intensify
  3. will intensify
  4. shall intensify
  5. will intensify
  6. will intensify
continuous present
  1. am intensifying
  2. are intensifying
  3. is intensifying
  4. are intensifying
  5. are intensifying
  6. are intensifying
subjunctive
  1. be intensified
  2. be intensified
  3. be intensified
  4. be intensified
  5. be intensified
  6. be intensified
diverse
  1. intensify!
  2. let's intensify!
  3. intensified
  4. intensifying
1. I, 2. you, 3. he/she/it, 4. we, 5. you, 6. they

intensify

  1. intensify

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Related Definitions for "intensify":

  1. become more intense1
    • The debate intensified1
  2. make more intense, stronger, or more marked1
    • The efforts were intensified1
    • Her rudeness intensified his dislike for her1
  3. increase in extent or intensity1
  4. make the chemically affected part of (a negative) denser or more opaque in order produce a stronger contrast between light and dark1