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Synonyms & Similar Words
mind
brain
intelligence
reasoning
cognition
thinking
thought
wisdom
insight
discernment
perception
awareness
understanding
knowledge
comprehension
acumen
astuteness
sharpness
cleverness
brilliance
genius
erudition
sophistication
sagacity
prudence
foresight
intuition
rationality
logic
mentalitude
intellectuality
mental capacity
Meaning of Intellect
According to Merriam-Webster, intellect refers to the capacity for knowledge, reasoning, and thought, as well as the ability to apply knowledge and experience to situations.
Definitions
- The Oxford English Dictionary defines intellect as the faculty of thinking, reasoning, and acquiring knowledge, as well as the ability to understand and interpret information.
- Cambridge Dictionary describes intellect as the ability to think, learn, and understand things, as well as the ability to make decisions and solve problems.
Example Uses
- Her intellect and quick thinking allowed her to solve the complex problem and impress her colleagues.
- The professor's intellect and expertise in the field made him a sought-after speaker and advisor.
- The company values intellect and innovation, and encourages employees to think creatively and develop new ideas.
Antonyms & Near Antonyms
ignorance
stupidity
foolishness
foolishness
absurdity
silliness
ridiculousness
irrationality
illogic
simplemindedness
dullness
denseness
obtuseness
dimwittedness
unintelligence
mindlessness
thoughtlessness
imprudence
shortsightedness
ineptness
incompetence