Emotional Intensity

adjective having or showing an unhealthy interest in unpleasant subjects, especially death or disease

• The doctor noted that the patient's fascination with death was becoming increasingly morbid.
• She has a morbid sense of humor, always joking about dark topics.
• Some people find horror movies to be too morbid for their taste.
• The atmosphere in the room was morbid, as if a dark cloud hung over everyone.

adjective having great power, influence, or effect; strong and effective

• The medicine is known for its potent effects on reducing inflammation.
• That chili sauce is really potent, be careful with it.
• The new energy drink is so potent, it's like a shot of adrenaline.
• Her words were potent, leaving a lasting impact on the audience.

noun A fixed, intense, and intimidating look or gaze that is often associated with anger or disapproval.

• The professor gave the student a death stare after catching them cheating on the exam.
• My mom gave me a death stare when I came home past curfew.
• She hit him with a death stare when he made a rude comment.
• The dark clouds overhead seemed to be giving the city a death stare.

noun a person who creates art using a style characterized by spontaneous and expressive brushwork, often with nonrepresentational or abstract forms

• The abstract expressionist movement emerged in the mid-20th century as a form of art that emphasized spontaneous, gestural brushwork and the exploration of emotional depth.
• Have you seen that abstract expressionist painting at the art gallery? It's so cool and full of emotion.
• I'm really digging those abstract expressionist vibes in that new art exhibit.
• Her emotions were like a canvas being painted by an abstract expressionist, with each stroke representing a different feeling.