tensity

By this time the tensity of waiting had made me stiff.

He had a vivid face, with a certain tensity of expression.

A curious tensity had come into the play of which only one person was unaware.

George played with a grim in- tensity that was almost frightening.

To show the prisons in tensity, a mother went to see her young son, who had been held as a prisoner for months.

A chimera state arose when the spring's tensity was in between.

The writer must find for him words that will chime with the tensity and dramatic value of the situation.

There was a tensity about his big body as it stood there blocking the door.

His voice was vibrant with the in- tensity of his emotion.

But a sudden tensity appeared in the air.

Belle Dillard's pleasant voice relieved the tensity of the situation.

There had been a weeka week of curious tensity.

Now, as he spoke, his voice trembled with that peculiar vibration which is the result of tensity.

There was an odd tensity in his rigid posture.

To Joe, the feeling of tensity marked this morning off from all the other mornings of his experience.

Her whole being quivered with the chill tensity of her purpose.

This it does because ascending tensity suggests further struggle.

Her slight figure belied an in tensity that was truly something to behold.

Hal, the fireman, sensed the tensity of the situation.

The tensity was released in that second.

Ted muses, his face gone thin with tensity.

The storm roiled with a savage in tensity.

Mrs. Marineau's face now had distinct lines of tensity.

There was the tensity of fierceness in the man's plea which appealed deeply to her sympathies.

I was glad that he did not overflow with conversation, for some peculiar atmospheric tensity made me feel disinclined to talk.