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    Synonyms & Similar Words

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    Meaning of Intensification

    The primary meaning of the word "Intensification" based on Oxford Languages is the process of becoming or making something more intense.

    Definitions

    • The action of intensifying something or the state of being intensified, according to Oxford Languages.
    • * The process of making something more intense, stronger, or more extreme.

    Etymology of Intensification

    The word "Intensification" originates from the Latin words "intensificare," which means to make intense, and the suffix "-ation," which forms a noun indicating a process or action.
    Historically, the term has been used in various contexts, including philosophy, physics, and social sciences, to describe the process of increasing the intensity or degree of a particular phenomenon or property.

    Example Uses

    • The intensification of the storm led to severe flooding in the coastal areas.
    • * The company's intensification of marketing efforts resulted in a significant increase in sales.
    • * The intensification of the conflict led to a humanitarian crisis.

    Antonyms & Near Antonyms

    reduction diminution decrease decline drop slump downturn abatement alleviation easing relaxation moderation mitigation softening weakening lessening minimization curtailment cutback contraction shrinkage compression