intellectuality (Meaning)

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intellectuality (n.)

Intellectual powers; possession of intellect; quality of being intellectual.

No weak antonyms found.

Professor Smith's intellectuality shone through in his eloquent lectures that captivated students.
The museum hosted an exhibition showcasing the intellectuality and creativity of the Renaissance era.
Despite his young age, the prodigy exhibited exceptional intellectuality that belied his years.
The debate on global warming engaged scholars in a rigorous exchange of intellectuality.
The university fostered a culture of intellectuality, promoting critical thinking and scholarly pursuits.
The author's intellectuality was evident in their insightful essays that explored complex societal issues.
The inventor's intellectuality led to groundbreaking discoveries that shaped the course of human history.
The scientist's intellectuality drove their tireless exploration of the unknown, unlocking secrets of the universe.
The philosopher's intellectuality challenged established norms and sparked new ways of understanding the human experience.
The artist's intellectuality transformed ordinary objects into extraordinary works of art that transcended mere aesthetics.

Intellectual powers; possession of intellect; quality of being intellectual.

intelligence, sense,intellect, smarts, mentality,reason, talent, wit, brain(s), aptitude

simpleness, foolishness, feeblemindedness, imbecility, slowness, simpleness, senselessness, density, idiocy, senselessness

Professor Smith's intellectuality shone through in his eloquent lectures that captivated students.

The museum hosted an exhibition showcasing the intellectuality and creativity of the Renaissance era.

Despite his young age, the prodigy exhibited exceptional intellectuality that belied his years.

The debate on global warming engaged scholars in a rigorous exchange of intellectuality.