Intensificarán

Intensificarán is the third-person plural form in the futuro simple (indicativo) of the Spanish verb intensificar. It is used to express that they or you (plural, formal) will increase the intensity, magnitude, or frequency of something in the future. The form is commonly found in formal, report-like, or journalistic texts when describing planned or projected actions.

Etymology and morphology: intensificar comes from Latin intensificare, derived from intensus (intense) and the suffix -ficare (to make). The future endings for -ar verbs are -é, -ás, -á, -emos, -éis, -án; thus intensificarán corresponds to ellos/ellas/ustedes will intensify. The accent on the a (íntensificarán) marks the stress on the last syllable, as is typical for palabras ending in a vowel plus -n.

Usage notes: Intensificarán is used with a plural subject. It often appears with nouns such as medidas, esfuerzos, vigilancia, presión, políticas, or programas. In neutral documentation, it signals a planned increase in activity or force, rather than the result itself. It can be contrasted with intensificar (to intensify) in other tenses or with a synonym such as reforzar or aumentar, depending on nuance and scope.

Example: Las autoridades intensificarán las medidas de seguridad para prevenir incidentes. Los esfuerzos intensificarán la cooperación entre las distintas agencias.