Intensely and Often

Intensely

Intensely adverb - With great effort or determination.

Often and intensely are semantically related in really topic. In some cases you can use "Often" instead an adverb "Intensely".

Often

Often adverb - Many times.

Intensely and often are semantically related in really topic. Sometimes you can use "Intensely" instead an adverb "Often".

Both words in one sentence

  • Ego: Romana — Intensely moral and often critical of the Doctor (and everyone else she meets), as a Superego at first, but loosens up a lot by her second incarnation.
  • The concluding sextet from Mozart's Don Giovanni was often omitted in productions until the mid-20th century, since its lightheartedness clashes with the intensely melodramatic preceding scene in which Don Giovanni is Dragged Off to Hell.
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