0 present participle of intensify
1 to become greater, more serious, or more extreme, or to make something do this:
Furthermore, in line with the expected pathways of change for intensifiers, very much appears to have started to lose intensifying force.
Recent policy has left fragmented selectivity intact, when not intensifying it further.
However, she revived the project afterwards under the pressure of regional strategic developments and intensifying regional nuclear security dilemma.
However, consumers' pessimism may have been an important factor in intensifying and extending the 1989-1992 slowdown.
I would like to argue that the justification for regarding intensifying such as an adjective stems from its similarities to identifying such.
The struggle among four schools of thought was intensifying.
In other words, by intensifying eye care, the effectiveness of photocoagulation increases because patients are treated in a more timely manner.
Intensifying public outrage and criticism of the drug industry have brought the debate over pharmaceutical prices and access to the fore.
