Synonyms for intensified
in·ten·si·fied

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1. intensifiedadjective

   made more intense

   "the intensified scrutiny of the candidate's background"

   Antonyms:
   mild

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1. List of paraphrases for "intensified":

   intensification, intensify, intensive, strengthened, intensifying, escalated, increased, enhanced, reinforced, intense, redoubled, deepened, strengthen, exacerbated, strengthening, multiplied, heightened

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1. Julian Zelizer:

   If the late 1960s is basis for comparison, things could get worse. The turmoil of the late 1960s didn't end with things becoming calmer, but the fault lines only intensified, in many ways we have been red hot ever since. Sometimes red hot moments such as this don't fizzle but generate a foundation for future political battles. I think that's the case right now, especially since there are institutions such as the partisan media that will continue to fuel the flames...

2. De Leon:

   In a way, the pandemic intensified something that was already happening, which was widespread discontent with growing social inequality, what does surprise me is the places where this uprising has taken place.

3. Tajinder Dhillon:

   Within financials, the industry that's been hit hardest is capital markets, those downward revisions have intensified over the last 90 days. Of the big 6 banks, Goldman Sachs, Morgan Stanley and JPMorgan have seen the biggest declines.

4. Jack Woodall:

   Surveillance of this trade route should be intensified and vaccination of people living along it should be top priority.

5. Matthew Nimetz:

   I am encouraged by the dedication of both governments to deliver mutual benefits for all their citizens through the establishment of a strategic partnership as a basis for intensified cooperation across all sectors.