intellect
41INTELLECT — s. m. (On prononce le C et le T ; on fait aussi sentir les deux L dans ce mot et dans tous les mots suivants qui sont de la même famille.) T. didactique. La faculté de l âme qu on nomme aussi l Entendement …
42INTELLECT — n. m. T. didactique La faculté de l’âme qu’on nomme aussi Entendement, et qui est une sorte d’intelligence métaphysique, de faculté de connaître supérieure …
43Intellect — Intelligence Psychologie Approches et courants Psychodynamique • Humanisme • …
44intellect — /in tl ekt /, n. 1. the power or faculty of the mind by which one knows or understands, as distinguished from that by which one feels and that by which one wills; the understanding; the faculty of thinking and acquiring knowledge. 2. capacity for …
45intellect — in·tel·lect int əl .ekt n 1) the power of knowing as distinguished from the power to feel and to will: the capacity for knowledge 2) the capacity for rational or intelligent thought in·tel·lec·tu·al .int əl ek ch(ə w)əl, eksh wəl adj… …
46INTELLECT — the faculty of clear and decisive intelligence, or of instant and sure perception …
47intellect — in·tel·lect || ɪntÉ™lekt n. power of knowing, mental capacity, mind, reason; highly intelligent person …
48intellect — noun 1》 the faculty of reasoning and understanding objectively. ↘a person s mental powers. 2》 a clever person. Origin ME: from L. intellectus understanding , from intellegere (see intelligence) …
49intellect — n. Understanding, reason, mind, sense, brains, thinking principle, reasoning faculty, rational faculty, discursive faculty, intellectual powers, intellectual faculties, cognitive faculty, cognitive powers, power of cognition …
50intellect — n 1. reason, cognition, rationality, consciousness, comprehension, understanding, thought, sense, common sense; apprehension, intuition, perception, percipience, insight; brain, head, skull, headpiece, cerebrum, Inf. noggin. 2. aptitude,… …
