intensificará

Intensificaré is the first-person singular form of the Spanish verb intensificar in the futuro de indicativo (simple future). It expresses a planned action in which the speaker intends to increase the intensity, degree, or extent of something. In English, it translates to “I will intensify” or “I shall intensify.”

Intensificar is a regular -ar verb. In the future tense, the endings are added to the infinitive, producing intensificaré, intensificarás, intensificará, intensificaremos, intensificaréis, intensificarán. The accent on the final syllable in intensificaré marks the stress typical of many Spanish future forms. This form is used with an understood subject “yo.”

Usage of intensificaré typically occurs in contexts involving measures, efforts, campaigns, safety protocols, or scientific or analytical work where there is an intention to increase something’s intensity or scope. Examples include: intensificaré las medidas de seguridad (I will intensify the safety measures) and intensificaré la campaña para obtener mayor apoyo (I will intensify the campaign to gain more support).

Etymology and related forms: intensificar derives from intensus/intenso plus the suffix -ificar, sharing the root with words like intensidad (intensity) and intensificación. The term is common across Spanish-speaking regions and registers, from formal to everyday speech.