What kind of acting is so intense?

Intensifying. The basic meaning of getting worse is that things, situations, etc. are getting worse and more serious.

Intensifying in a sentence:

1. However, there are different opinions and there is no conclusion yet. The trend of school choice is getting more and more intense, and the response from all walks of life is getting bigger and bigger.

2. The temptation of cigarettes, just like my missing you, will not stop and become more and more intense.

3. In recent years, mobile phone text message fraud cases have increased year by year and are likely to become more and more serious.

4. As the differences in score lines between provinces and cities become increasingly apparent, the number of immigrants taking the college entrance examination is increasing.

5. In recent years, the phenomenon of harm caused by wild animals has become more and more serious, and people’s legitimate rights and interests have been threatened.

6. Faced with the increasingly severe famine, many people are actively exploring and looking for strategies to prevent and prepare for disasters.

7. In particular, the increasingly severe deception and fraud in economic exchanges in recent years has seriously interfered with and restricted the orderly development of the market economy and the effective functioning of the market mechanism.

8. It is foreseeable that some people will disdain these informal and abbreviated spelling methods, although this method has become increasingly popular in the process of transferring files by telephone and computer.

9. The activities of working capital, dividing and reorganizing creditor's rights have become more and more intense, even surpassing the production of useful physical products in importance.

10. The current international market competition is intensifying, and more and more people regard payment methods as an important means of competition.