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Tensity

noun
1.
The physical condition of being stretched or strained.  Synonyms: tautness, tenseness, tension.  "He could feel the tenseness of her body"






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"Tensity" Quotes from Famous Books



... picture himself in such a city, amid such a life, with Meta Beggs. He felt that she would be entirely in place in the little carriages, drinking champagne. "That's where they eat frogs," he remarked inanely. In the tensity of her feeling, the bitterness of her longing, her envy, she cursed him for a dull fool. Then, recovering her ...
— Mountain Blood - A Novel • Joseph Hergesheimer

... and unrelentingly as though to overbear his enemy by the very power and violence of the blows he delivered. The Earl defended himself desperately, but was borne back, back, back, farther and farther. Every nerve of those who looked on was stretched to breathless tensity, when, almost as his enemy was against the barriers, ...
— Men of Iron • Ernie Howard Pyle

... been pacing the porch, but she stopped, white as a sheet. Behind those faint explosions might lie a sinister tragedy. Her mind projected itself into a score of imaginary possibilities. She listened, breathless in her tensity, but no further echo of that battlefield reached her. The sun still shone warmly on brown Wyoming. She looked down into a rolling plain that blurred in the distance from knobs and flat spaces into a single stretch ...
— Wyoming, a Story of the Outdoor West • William MacLeod Raine



Words linked to "Tensity" :   condition, tonicity, tone, tonus, tense, status, tenseness



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