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intensive
adj
    1. Using, done with or requiring considerable amounts of thought, effort, time, etc within a relatively short period.
      Example: labour-intensive
    2. Thorough; intense; concentrated.
      Thesaurus: concentrated, detailed, comprehensive, deep, thorough, exhaustive, in-depth; Antonym: superficial.
    3. Using large amounts of capital and labour (rather than more land or raw materials) to increase production.
    4. grammar.
      Said of an adverb or adjective: adding force or emphasis, eg extremely, quite. See intensifier.
noun
Derivative: intensively
adverb
    Derivative: intensiveness
    noun
      Etymology: 16c: from Latin intensivus; see intense.



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