'intense waves' is correct and usable in written English
It can be used to describe a situation in which there is a strong, powerful feeling or energy, such as when someone experiences intense emotions. For example, "She was rocked by intense waves of grief after her father's death."
In hilly country with a complicated topography, intense waves may be temporarily set up in one or two places.
Borrowing a trope from pharmaceutical commercials, it continues, "Side effects of Tri-Phoria may include screams of ecstasy, curled toes, a sudden glow and intense waves of pleasure".
Chbosky perfectly voices the unexplainable oddities of what it feels like to be a teenager, capturing the intense waves of happiness, sadness and anger that all teenagers ride.
In the moreish Kingdom Rush, you're defending medieval-fantasy-style environments against increasingly intense waves of demons, goblins, yetis and that well-known medieval staple: rocket-riding super-fighters.
I'm pleased that he persuaded me to come out — I know that for the rest of the day I'll feel the sweet, subcortical rush of the more intense waves I rode, not to mention the deep calm that comes from being worked over, and chilled to the bone, and then having a hot shower — but I've got work to do.
They measure the angle between the most intense waves on either side of the boat.
I was about to speak when an intense wave of nausea surged through me.
They almost hit a deer and she saw a meteor in the sky right before an intense wave of nausea and chills hit her.
After the Armistice, black veterans returning home were greeted not with recognition of their civil rights but, instead, with an intense wave of discrimination and hostility.
Under his regime Finland experienced its first intense wave of Russification, including the forced introduction of Russian practices into many different areas of Finnish life, the abrogation of Finnish constitutional rights, and the abolition of the Finnish Army.
His comments came after an intense wave of Russian airstrikes on the Syrian provinces of Hama and Idlib early on Wednesday that was followed up with ground assaults by Assad regime forces, according to the Syrian Observatory for Human Rights.
