intellect|intellects in English

noun

[in·tel·lect || 'ɪntəlekt]

power of knowing, mental capacity, mind, reason; highly intelligent perso

Use "intellect|intellects" in a sentence

1. Intellects Bemazed in endless doubt

2. My Shasta Daisy A corollary of his position on the survival of the soul-intellect in the afterlife through its perfection is the recognition that some intellects that remain potential and un- Actualised

3. Anent this muddy toilet bowl, while kindred intellects evoke

4. She has a formidable intellect.

5. He never brandishes his intellect.

6. She was one of the most formidable intellects of her time.

7. Schools should nurture a child's intellect.

8. Intellect distinguishes humans from other animals.

9. Her friendliness hides a shrewd intellect.

10. As a group, Alerters typically have clear, sharp intellects and strong powers of perception.

11. ‘a Bergsonian division between intuition and intellect’

12. 14 Schools should nurture a child's intellect.

13. Newton is a man of great intellect.

14. Nobody else comes near her in intellect.

15. ‘a Bergsonian division between intuition and intellect’

16. We'll use our intellect, bravery and wits.

17. Her intellect is famed far and wide.

18. It takes a keen intellect to play chess.

19. Conceptualization is an Intellect skill in Disco Elysium

20. We use our intellects not to solve practical problems but to outwit each other.

21. Citrine helps to strengthen one’s intellect and grants Aries

22. The spiritual values are not part of the intellect.

23. Actually, negative thinking demands little of the intellect.

24. The one thing you have is your intellect.

25. Husseini's keen intellect and integrity set him apart.