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Meanings of intellect in English
Usage of intellect in English
1
The soul, the intellect, it comes and goes; the animal remains always.
2
But above the human intellect, in the natural order, are the angels.
3
I rusted quietly for a year as I organized my new intellect.
4
All that is of the intellect; I only live in my passion.
5
The darkness of the natural world to the intellect is not all.
6
Therefore the perfection of the human intellect consists in contemplating the angels.
7
Blessed are the pure in heart, rather than the great in intellect.
8
Now faith is in the intellect, while charity is in the will.
9
But in the intellect there are two powers-theactive and the passive.
10
It is the intellect opposed to darkness; the soul opposed to degradation.
11
In intellect and judgment, as well as in knowledge of the world.
12
That is the natural power of the wisdom of thine own intellect.
13
The logic of the emotions differs from the logic of the intellect.
14
But the operation of the intellect precedes the operation of the will.
15
They're really unique in their intellect and they're passionate in different ways.
16
The unperturbed intellect was the legitimate monarch in the kingdom of man.
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Translations for intellect
Russian
Intellect through the time
Intellect across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
Ireland
Less common
United States of America
Less common