Intellectualism - Law Dictionary Search Results
Intellectuality
Intellectual powers possession of intellect quality of being intellectual
Intellectually
In an intellectual manner
Intellectualize
To treat in an intellectual manner to discuss intellectually to reduce to intellectual form to express intellectually to idealize
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Intellectualism
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Intellectual
The intellect or understanding mental powers or faculties
intellectual property
intellectual property see property
nonintellectual
not intellectual Opposite of intellectual
left brained
Exhibiting intellectual or personality characteristics suggesting dominance of linguistic or logical modes of thought which are usually controlled by the
mind boggling
intellectually or emotionally overwhelming straining ones capacity to comprehend or cope as a mind boggling display a mind boggling
insightful
having intellectual depth having or showing an exceptional degree of insight2 of people or their comments
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