intellected Synonyms
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intellected Meaning
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intellected (a.)
Endowed with intellect; having intellectual powers or capacities.
intellected Sentence Examples
- The student's intellected grasp of the complex theorem astounded the professor.
- Scholars intellected upon the ancient texts, seeking to uncover hidden meanings.
- The artist's intellected perceptions translated into breathtaking strokes upon the canvas.
- The philosopher's intellected discourse captivated the audience, leaving them pondering deep truths.
- Researchers intellected the data meticulously, striving for an accurate interpretation.
- The inventor's intellected capacity enabled him to devise groundbreaking technologies.
- The judge's intellected judgment weighed the evidence carefully before reaching a verdict.
- The doctor's intellected diagnosis provided timely and effective treatment for the patient.
- The politician's intellected analysis of current events shaped national discourse.
- Through their intellected contemplation, scientists advanced our understanding of the natural world.
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Endowed with intellect; having intellectual powers or capacities.
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The student's intellected grasp of the complex theorem astounded the professor.
Scholars intellected upon the ancient texts, seeking to uncover hidden meanings.
The artist's intellected perceptions translated into breathtaking strokes upon the canvas.
The philosopher's intellected discourse captivated the audience, leaving them pondering deep truths.
