English
Etymology
Latin intēnsiŨ, intēnsiŨn-, from intēnsus (stretched)<ref name="american_heritage">"intension" (The American Heritage® Dictionary of the English Language, Fourth Edition, 2000)</ref>.
Noun
intension
- intensity or the act of becoming intense <ref name="american_heritage" />.
- logic the sum of the attributes contained in a term <ref name="american_heritage" />.
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