intellectual
adjective
noun
Origin of intellectual
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Related Words for intellectually
reasonably, rationally, logically, shrewdly, wisely, brilliantly, judiciously, skillfully, prudently, sensibly, psychologically, knowingly, sharply, alertly, aptly, astutely, capably, discerningly, keenly, knowledgeablyExamples from the Web for intellectually
Contemporary Examples of intellectually
Or, if your show is about ideas, then I think it has to be intellectually stimulating first.
The second was Marach Agha, 22; according to the Army, Agha may have been deaf or intellectually disabled.
When we did the studio visit I was just really blown away by her personally, intellectually and the work itself.
He was always affable but ultimately unknowable; intellectually incurious but ferociously ambitious.
In many states, the mentally ill or intellectually disabled could be sterilized.
Historical Examples of intellectually
Intellectually I may make mistakes in deduction, but spiritually I cannot but find God.
The Conquest of FearBasil King
Now, God and his father's fate made him intellectually inferior to the Oriental.
American NotesRudyard Kipling
Germany is wholly alive, physically, intellectually and psychically.
England and GermanyEmile Joseph Dillon
The ground of every revolution had to be intellectually prepared.
Notes on Life and LettersJoseph Conrad
Himself a worshipper of intellect, it was intellectually that he mastered and developed them.
Views and ReviewsWilliam Ernest Henley