Intens
Example: De training was intens, maar het resultaat was het waard.
Definition
"Intens" describes something that is very strong, extreme, or concentrated in degree or effect. It often refers to experiences, emotions, or activities that are deeply felt or highly demanding, such as an intense training session or an intense feeling.
Etymology
The word "intens" comes from the Latin 'intensus,' meaning stretched or strained. It entered Dutch and other European languages through French and Latin influences. Did you know? The root relates to the idea of tension or being 'pulled tight,' which perfectly captures the sense of something being very strong or powerful.
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"Intens" appears in the Vocaplus list "Dutch - General - (B2) - set 1", containing 111 commonly used words.
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