intensity
Pronunciation: [ɪnˈtɛn.sɪ.ti]
Context: "physical measurement"
(noun) how strong or powerful something is. For example, the intensity of light shows how bright it is. The stronger the light, the higher the intensity.
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The intensity of the sunlight made everyone wear sunglasses at the beach.
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The lamp was broken and its intensity was too low to light the room.
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How can we measure the intensity of the sound in this concert?
Context: "emotions"
(noun) the strength of feelings or emotions. When someone feels something very strongly, we say they have high emotional intensity.
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She felt the intensity of happiness when she saw her friends.
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He didn't show any intensity when he received the bad news; he seemed calm.
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Can you describe the intensity of your excitement for the event?
Context: "sports/activities"
(noun) how hard someone is working or how much effort is being put into an activity. If you are exercising really hard, you are working at a high intensity.
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During the game, the players showed a great intensity in their performance.
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Her workout today lacked intensity; she was not trying very hard.
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What is the intensity level of your training this week?