DENSE Copy link • DENSEdensus; condensus (consisting of parts closely compacted together, opposed to rarus): spissus (consisting of parts so closely compacted, that there is scarcely any perceptible space between them; almost impenetrable, almost opaque, opposed to solutus): solidus (consisting of solid masses, opposed to cassus, pervius): confertus (completely filled up, opposed to rarus): arctior or artior (consisting of parts tightly braced together): a dense wood, silva densa; silva arctior: a dense fog, nebula densa: dense air, aer crassus or crassior: a dense battle-array, acies condensa, conferta: to fight in dense masses, confertim pugnare; to make dense, densare; condensare; spissare; conspissare; solidare: to become dense, densari (and the passives of the other verbs, given above); spissescere solidescere. Stupid; Vid: DENSELY, dense; spisse; solide; confertim; arctius: densely planted with trees, condensus arboribus; crebris condensus arboribus: to draw up the soldiers in dense masses, milites constipare, condensare; arctius collocare. Vid: THICK.