Words For Intensity

adjective intensifying the meaning of the following adjective or adverb

adverb used for emphasis or to indicate a high degree of something

• The professor spoke ever so eloquently during the lecture.
• She was ever so excited to see her favorite band perform live.
• I'm ever so tired after staying up all night studying.
• The sun shone ever so brightly on the field, making it a perfect day for a picnic.

noun a large number of something; a multitude

verb to be full of or swarming with

• The river teems with a variety of fish species.
• The market is always teeming with people on weekends.
• The party was teeming with cool people.
• Her mind teems with creative ideas.

adjective characterized by strong and turbulent or conflicting emotions

• The tempestuous weather caused delays in the flight schedule.
• Their tempestuous relationship was the talk of the town.
• I can't believe how tempestuous the party got last night!
• His tempestuous emotions were like a storm brewing inside him.

verb present participle of the verb 'thunder', which means to make a loud, deep, rumbling noise

adjective describing a loud, deep sound like that of thunder

• The thundering sound of the waterfall could be heard from miles away.
• We could hear the thundering storm approaching.
• The thundering bass at the concert was so loud!
• Her voice was like thundering waves crashing against the shore.

adjective not controlled or limited; unrestrained

• The unbridled enthusiasm of the students was evident during the science fair.
• She danced with unbridled joy at the party last night.
• His unbridled confidence can sometimes come off as arrogance.
• The artist's unbridled creativity knew no bounds as she painted her masterpiece.