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The phrase 'may intensified' is not a complete sentence in itself, and it is not a correct grammatical form for written English. You may use it in spoken English in certain contexts, if you want to suggest that something is likely to become more intense or extreme. For example, you could say: “The situation may intensified if we don’t take steps to address it.”.
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