Intellectuality is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for INTELLECTUALITY in dictionary:

ADJECTIVE:
• the state of being intellectual
• appealing to or requiring use of the intellect
• possessing a highly developed intellect
• relating to the intellect
• a person possessing a highly developed intellect
• of or relating to the intellect or its use; developed or chiefly guided by the intellect rather than by emotion or experienc; rational; requiring use of the intellect
• Intellectual powers; possession of intellect; quality of being intellectual.

How to use INTELLECTUALITY in a sentence

• It diffuses and strengthens intellectuality, and the pride of intellectuality, making of the men who work something more than mere machines themselves.
• Thoughts and books, like living creatures, have their grades, and it is only those which stand lowest in respect of intellectuality that admit of fractional existence.
• The appearance of intellectuality these pieces may present at first sight is merely the result of the arrangement of words.
• As a general rule, sensuality is in inverse ratio to intellectuality, but sensibility in direct ratio.
• The conclusion at which he arrived was against the intellectuality of the creed of Spener, but in favor of the spiritual purity of the life of his disciples.
• His discourse on field sports, displaying the amiable intellectuality of a Gilbert White as opposed to the blood-thirsty Nimrodism and Ramrodism of a mad Mytton.
• The French nobility at the close of the 18th century counted in its ranks a great number of admirable men, admirable for loyalty, for intellectuality, for generosity.
• None of his performances, as may be imagined, was so distinguished by its intellectuality, yet none was so simply and irresistibly pathetic.
• Poor old Jane? Lucky old Jane! Anyhow God bless you! CHAPTER IV MY MIND I come of a family that prides itself on its culture and intellectuality.
• I do not claim any unusual amount of intellectuality for him, but he has a wonderful supply of hard common-sense, and remarkably quick perceptions.
• Idealism does not confine its service to the narrow bounds of intellectuality.
• The family has long been distinguished for the intellectuality and literary ability of its members, among whom were the Rev.
• The unrest pervading all classes, an outcome of the Revolution, showed itself among the more serious-minded in increased intellectuality, and a reaching after higher things.
• It has stimulated intellectuality, and exhausted it.
• His broad human intellectuality, his constant good humour, his indomitable energy, threw a glamour about him.
• The whiteness of her forehead, the fineness of her hands, her air of clear and quick intellectuality, made her a person to inspire something of deference.
• That is accomplished by the vitality, the energy, the intellectuality and effective force of its people.

Similar words containing TELLECTUAL without suffix ity and without prefix in

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