Intensibo

intensiveadjective

Alternative meanings

intensive; intense; concentrated; high-intensity; done with strong dedication, effort, or frequency; applied deeply or strongly

Pronunciation

in-ten-SEE-boh

Root and affixes

Adapted loanword from intensivo/intensive. Used in educational, medical, work, and technical contexts.

Variants or conjugations

intensive; intensive; strong; intense/severe; deep; heavy

Related words and expressions

strong; intense/severe; training; course; study; care; hospital

Meaning and usage notes

Intensibo works well for courses, training, treatment, or care. To say strong or very intense in everyday conversation, kusog or grabe may also sound natural.