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Meaning in simple English, pronunciation and examples
Pronunciation: US /ˈɪntəlekt/
intellect means: The ability to think, understand difficult ideas, and make judgments.
noun
THINKING ABILITYB2
The ability to think, understand difficult ideas, and make judgments.
- She has a sharp intellect.
- The puzzle tests your intellect rather than your memory.
- He values intellect more than physical strength.
BRILLIANT THINKERC1
A person with a very strong ability to think and understand difficult ideas.
- She is one of our greatest intellects.
- Several leading intellects gathered to discuss the question.
- He was a brilliant intellect who changed modern philosophy.
Questions about intellect
What does intellect mean?
The ability to think, understand difficult ideas, and make judgments.
What is intellect in other languages?
Türkçe: zekâ · Español: intelecto · Français: intellect · Deutsch: Intellekt · Italiano: intelletto · 日本語: 知性
How do you pronounce intellect?
It is pronounced /ˈɪntəlekt/.
How do you use intellect in a sentence?
She has a sharp intellect. The puzzle tests your intellect rather than your memory.
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