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Meanings of mental capacity in English
Synonyms
Examples for "brain"
Examples for "brain"
1
The brain and the body in general are instruments of the soul.
2
He in whose brain the most ideas are born accomplishes the most.
3
We cannot cut in the genital organs without cutting in the brain.
4
To the bosom it is love; to the brain it is enthusiasm.
5
The changes in the brain affect mainly the large and small brain.
1
You forgot the knave in the wit; and the mistake was incurable.
2
He'd taken thousands of endowments of brawn, wit, and stamina, of course.
3
In Churchill's text, wit floats without context: there are no stage directions.
4
For good measure, it also confirmed that he can wield wit visually.
5
Endowments of wit came from three of the horse-sisters' brightest young students.
1
Now they must rise to the challenge set by Chelsea's winning mentality.
2
However, the team's mentality has always been interesting and at times anachronistic.
3
This team has the personality and mentality to believe all is possible.
4
He represents a change of mentality, aims and ambition in Spanish football.
5
It's not going to be easy, but right now that's our mentality.
1
Less thinking about gas means more brainpower left over for other things.
2
All our brainpower was spent looking for the immediate sabre-toothed tiger threats.
3
Did Daniels have the ruthlessness and brainpower to be the main guy?
4
They barely have enough brainpower to walk and talk at the same time.
5
Seems Dickie has an employee who's long on ambition and short on brainpower.
1
This risk includes potential impairment of physical, behavioural, cognitive and learning ability.
2
Other changes relate to memory and learning ability and response to stress.
3
Patients in group-1 showed a remarkable increase in memory and learning ability after surgery.
4
Tells about training and differences in learning ability among leopards.
5
Subthreshold psychotic symptoms and verbal learning ability were also measured.
Usage of mental capacity in English
1
I knew he was a victim of his own diminished mental capacity.
2
I learned how much mental capacity you need in the big moments.
3
His mental capacity, in general, was likewise not very highly esteemed.
4
Tori's mental capacity and ability to speak were improving by leaps and bounds.
5
He has the mental capacity of an 11-year-old, his attorney said.
6
He had the mental capacity of an 11-year-old, his attorney said.
7
Pollsters seriously ask who voters believe has the mental capacity to lead the nation.
8
They said they had seen evidence of Hill's limited mental capacity since his childhood.
9
Dr Malone said that Mr Davis had good mental capacity.
10
The Indian Elephant in mental capacity is third from man.
11
Am pleased to note, however, that there is no reduction in my mental capacity.
12
In old age, however, they frequently exhibit a considerable mental capacity which is respected.
13
That troubled me because it showed a certain mental capacity.
14
Middendorp believes the team's mental capacity bodes well for the rest of the season.
15
In this state, mental capacity may only be considered in the sentencing phase of trial.
16
Toddlers with the mental capacity to form complex escape plans using blocks and tippy cups.
This collocation consists of:
Translations for mental capacity
Portuguese
Mental capacity through the time
Mental capacity across language varieties
Ireland
Common
United States of America
Common
United Kingdom
Common