“Intensely” in Japanese
Short answer
Intensely in Japanese is “みっちり” (mitchiri). Full meaning: intensely, severely, strictly, hard, fully, earnestly, diligently; tightly, compactly, closely.
Other ways to say “Intensely” in Japanese
ミッチリ
mitchiri intensely, severely, strictly, hard, fully, earnestly, diligently; tightly, compactly, closely
無性に
mushouni very much, intensely, overwhelmingly, excessively, irresistibly, without any obvious reason
我利我利
garigari focusing on only one thing, obsessively, intensely; selfish, self-serving
カンカン
kankan can-can; extremely angry, furious, enraged; fiercely (shine), blazingly, intensely
がんがん
gangan can-can; extremely angry, furious, enraged; fiercely (shine), blazingly, intensely
かんかん
kankan can-can; extremely angry, furious, enraged; fiercely (shine), blazingly, intensely
ガンガン
gangan can-can; extremely angry, furious, enraged; fiercely (shine), blazingly, intensely
嫺嫺
kankan can-can; extremely angry, furious, enraged; fiercely (shine), blazingly, intensely
貫岩
kangan can-can; extremely angry, furious, enraged; fiercely (shine), blazingly, intensely
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