Intensive

usgb/ɪnˈtensɪv/
adjective

Involving a lot of effort or activity directed to something in a small amount of time.

She underwent intensive training for the marathon.
Visual representation of "intensive" - Involving a lot of effort or activity directed to something in a small amount of time

Often appears as...

  • intensive care
  • intensive treatment
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Time Crunch

Used when time is limited and much has to be achieved; often associated with stress or urgency.

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The team's intensive preparations before the project deadline created a lot of pressure.
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Deep Focus

Implies a deep level of concentration or dedication towards a particular task or goal.

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Learning a new language requires intensive study.
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High Impact

Activities marked by 'intensive' are often pivotal and have significant outcomes or effects.

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The intensive training session dramatically improved her athletic performance.
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