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Definition of tense
Thanks for using this online dictionary, we have been helping millions of people improve their use of the english language with its free online services. English definition of tense is as below...
Tense (a.)
Stretched
tightly;
strained
to
stiffness;
rigid;
not lax; as, a tense
fiber..
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Sharpen
::
Sharpen
(a.) To make more
pungent
and
intense;
as, to
sharpen
a pain or
disease..
Relent
::
Relent
(v. i.) To
become
less
severe
or
intense;
to
become
less hard,
harsh,
cruel,
or the like; to
soften
in
temper;
to
become
more mild and
tender;
to feel
compassion..
Deep
::
Deep
(superl.)
Strongly
colored;
dark;
intense;
not light or thin; as, deep blue or
crimson..
Intensification
::
Intensification
(n.) The act or
process
of
intensifying,
or of
making
more
intense..
Remit
::
Remit (v. i.) To abate in force or in
violence;
to grow less
intense;
to
become
moderated;
to
abate;
to
relax;
as, a fever
remits;
the
severity
of the
weather
remits..
Pretence
::
Pretence
(n.) The act of
holding
out, or
offering,
to
others
something
false or
feigned;
presentation
of what is
deceptive
or
hypocritical;
deception
by
showing
what is
unreal
and
concealing
what is real; false show;
simulation;
as,
pretense
of
illness;
under
pretense
of
patriotism;
on
pretense
of
revenging
Caesar's
death..
Anglophobia
::
Anglophobia
(n.)
Intense
dread of, or
aversion
to,
England
or the
English..
Incandescence
::
Incandescence
(n.) A white heat, or the
glowing
or
luminous
whiteness
of a body
caused
by
intense
heat..
Future
::
Future
(a.) A
future
tense.
Intense
::
Intense
(a.)
Extreme
in
degree;
excessive;
immoderate;
as: (a)
Ardent;
fervent;
as,
intense
heat. (b) Keen;
biting;
as,
intense
cold. (c)
Vehement;
earnest;
exceedingly
strong;
as,
intense
passion
or hate. (d) Very
severe;
violent;
as,
intense
pain or
anguish.
(e) Deep;
strong;
brilliant;
as,
intense
color or
light..
Twang
::
Twang (v. t.) To make to
sound,
as by
pulling
a tense
string
and
letting
it go
suddenly..
Intensive
::
Intensive
(a.)
Characterized
by
persistence;
intent;
unremitted;
assiduous;
intense.
Bade
::
Bade () A form of the pat tense of Bid.
Pluperfect
::
Pluperfect
(a.) More than
perfect;
past
perfect;
-- said of the tense which
denotes
that an
action
or event was
completed
at or
before
the time of
another
past
action
or
event.
Wide
::
Wide
(superl.)
Made, as a
vowel,
with a less
tense,
and more open and
relaxed,
condition
of the mouth
organs;
--
opposed
to
primary
as used by Mr. Bell, and to
narrow
as used by Mr.
Sweet.
The
effect,
as
explained
by Mr. Bell, is due to the
relaxation
or
tension
of the
pharynx;
as
explained
by Mr. Sweet and
others,
it is due to the
action
of the
tongue.
The wide of / (/ve) is /
(/ll);
of a (ate) is /
(/nd),
etc. See Guide to
Pronunciation,
/
13-15..
Light
::
Light
(superl)
White or
whitish;
not
intense
or very
marked;
not of a deep
shade;
moderately
colored;
as, a light
color;
a light
brown;
a light
complexion..
Acrolein
::
Acrolein
(n.) A
limpid,
colorless,
highly
volatile
liquid,
obtained
by the
dehydration
of
glycerin,
or the
destructive
distillation
of
neutral
fats
containing
glycerin.
Its
vapors
are
intensely
irritating..
Firing
::
Firing
(n.) The
process
of
partly
vitrifying
pottery
by
exposing
it to
intense
heat in a kiln.
Drummond Light
::
Drummond
light () A very
intense
light,
produced
by
turning
two
streams
of gas, one
oxygen
and the other
hydrogen,
or coal gas, in a state of
ignition,
upon a ball of lime; or a
stream
of
oxygen
gas
through
a flame of
alcohol
upon a ball or disk of lime; --
called
also
oxycalcium
light,
or lime
light..
Quoth
::
Quoth (v. t.) Said;
spoke;
uttered;
-- used only in the first and third
persons
in the past
tenses,
and
always
followed
by its
nominative,
the word or words said being the
object;
as, quoth I. quoth he..
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