Intense
Intense adjective - Possessing or displaying a distinctive feature to a heightened degree.
Usage example: intense anxiety
Mild
Mild adjective - Not harsh or stern especially in nature or effect.
Usage example: a quiet gentleman with a kindly soul and a mild disposition
Both words in one sentence
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Precision F-Strike: For the most part, the game only uses mild swears like "piss" and "hell", although during more intense moments, you'll occasionally hear a "shit" in there, too.
Source: Video Game / Deponia -
It shows how bad her situation truly is, that his mild displays of compassion toward her can blossom into such an intense fixation on her part.
Source: Film / Holidays -
Never Trust a Title: Despite being titled "Fearfall", the actual drop parts of the ride are very mild, it's the shooting upwards bit that's more intense.
Source: Ride / Doctor Doom's Fearfall
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