Synonyms for intensification
in·ten·si·fi·ca·tion

Princeton's WordNet

1. intensificationnoun

   action that makes something stronger or more extreme

2. intensificationnoun

   the act of increasing the contrast of (a photographic film)

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1. List of paraphrases for "intensification":

   intensifying, escalation, intensified, intensify, stepping-up, deepening, strengthening, upsurge, escalating, enhancement, increase, exacerbation

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1. David DeWitt:

   As we move into fall, from October on, the Southwest US, based on all the best information that we have, they're going to see persistent intensification and development of drought, there's, at this point, not any indication that they'll see drought relief.

2. Denis McClean:

   It is quite clear that rising sea levels and warming seas contributes to the intensification of these weather events.

3. El Hillo:

   I remain very concerned by Aleppo and its surroundings, and Deraa and its surroundings, these are two places in the north and in the south where I fear we will be witnessing more human movements as a result of the intensification of the fighting.

4. Mercy Corps spokesman Delafield:

   The situation is not good, the violence continues. We are looking at an intensification of the conflict, not a cessation of hostilities.

5. Dan Kottlowski:

   The hurricane remains in a very favorable environment for further intensification, including low vertical wind shear, deep moist unstable air and warm water.