Intensified is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for INTENSIFIED in dictionary:

VERB:
• INTENSIFY, to make intense
• become or make more intense
• increase the opacity of (a negative) using a chemical
ADJECTIVE:
• made more intense
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to make intense or more intensiv; strengthen

Words related to INTENSIFIED

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How to use INTENSIFIED in a sentence

• If Don Francesco and Duchess Giovanna were aggrieved by the intrigue already going on, it was conceivable that the trouble would be greatly intensified by a second.
• He had a weakness for astronomy himself, and was glad his wife-to-be had the same taste intensified.
• All I had seen, and read, and heard, and all I had thought and felt in my life, seemed intensified in one fixed idea in my soul.
• And this failure to discover the tomb intensified the calm, amiable sadness which distinguished him.
• The Irish population fell from eight millions to five, and those who survived handed down an intensified hatred of England, which lives in some of their descendants to this day.
• One fear was needless, which to many a husband and father must have intensified the last struggle.
• One of the many problems which have been intensified by the war is the problem of the relations of the sexes.
• Her love for the child born out of wedlock is often intensified by the infinite pity she feels through its disgrace.
• The paint with which they were smeared, intensified in hue by the sunlight, imparted to them a look of having been dipped in liquid fire.
• Its exquisite coloring was intensified by the wild riot of color beneath it.
• The excitement produced among the community deepened and intensified as more of the work became revealed.
• Under such circumstances dissensions might have been expected, but they were intensified by the peculiar government devised by the king.
• The impression produced by later events had not only intensified this feeling, but had presented the motives of that true friend under an entirely new point of view.
• Western Canada has a land problem which war conditions have intensified.
• As the train passed into Ohio, the crowds increased in density, and the public grief seemed intensified at every step westward.
• When they turned away from the single wire that linked them up with the outer world, it seemed to Hazel as if the profound, disquieting stillness of the North became intensified.
• The stench was simply intolerable, and was intensified by the smell of fresh paint.
• The one central sorrow remained and in some respects was intensified.
• Patriotic rays gathered and drew to a focus in Boston, and there became intensified with a steady power.
• As population grows, demand for living space is intensified and rents rise.
• The pressure of constant danger intensified the sense of dependence upon a power outside and above themselves.
• The attachment which had grown up between Turk and his young master was but the natural love of boys for their dogs intensified.
• It is the best of the series, but the negative ought to have been intensified.
• The old habit of feverish industry still persisted, but was intensified and applied in unselfish directions.
• For unskilled, it is as certainly the tendency, which, if constantly repeated and so intensified, would end as law.

Similar words containing TENSIFI without suffix ed and without prefix in

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