tensive
Americanadjective
adjective
Etymology
Origin of tensive
Example Sentences
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The final details of the conceptual breakthrough will be hammered out in in tensive negotiations between the two official delegations and in the Washington backchannel.
From Time Magazine Archive
After six years of in tensive effort, less than 15% of his 156,000 employes are union-organized.
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Already existing underground systems are slated for ex tensive renewal.
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At 9 they take to motor scooters for three hours of in tensive house-to-house canvassing, devote the afternoon to visiting prospects referred to them by others.
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In course of time, chiefly under the influence of Martial, and partly of Catullus, an ex- tensive literature of this sort was formed.
From The Civilisation of the Renaissance in Italy by Burckhardt, Jacob
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