1. Admitting of intension, or increase of degree; serving to give force or emphasis.

Nuttall's Standard dictionary of the English language By Nuttall, P.Austin

• intensicve,
• exntensive,
• intesnive,
• intensifed,
• ectensive,
• instensive,
• estensive,
• intenive,
• intensiive,
• intusive,
• instencive,
• etensive,
• indesive,
• intentive,
• intensivley,
• intensiv,
• intesnsive,
• intensily,
• intencive,
• intentsive

• intended,
• intensity,
• hardware-intensive,
• intensely,
• work-intensive,
• technology-intensive,
• indemnity,
• CPU-intensive,
• intensional,
• time-intensive,
• neuro-intensive,
• intend,
• software-intensive,
• intentness,
• research-intensive,
• compute-intensive,
• labor-intensive,
• employment-intensive,
• water-intensive,
• intensifier,
• data-intensive,
• intent,
• energy-intensive,
• cost-intensive,
• intensively,
• carbon-intensive,
• computer-intensive,
• intensifying,
• non-labour-intensive,
• labour-intensive,
• intensified,
• firmware-intensive,
• intensive-care,
• in time,
• fuel-intensive,
• intense,
• capacity-intensive,
• knowledge-intensive,
• intention,
• intensify,
• intent on,
• resource-intensive,
• non-intensive,
• inattentive,
• capital-intensive,
• intension,
• memory-intensive,
• re-intensify,
• indemnify.

The adjective form of the word "intensive" is "intense".

The plural of the "intensive" can be the "intensives".

The singular of the "intensive" can be the "intensive".