We have no meanings for "whole intellect" in our records yet.
1 The whole intellect of the age was devoted to theological inquiries.
2 But what is the use in my pouring out my whole intellect on this subject?
3 Accordingly, the progress of the classical states gradually awakened the whole intellect ; that of Judaea was partial and improved religion only.
4 He could not take his gaze off from the spectre; but lay staring at him with his whole intellect absorbed in the contemplation.
5 There did the overthrow of all his hopes from the Goths expand rapidly into the overthrow of the whole intellect that had created his aspirations.
6 It has enabled him to devote his whole intellect to physical science, till he has set his art on a sound and truly scientific foundation.
7 "I don't really get the whole intellect - through - isolation thing," I said.
8 "Don't you think that it is better to believe a little with the whole intellect than a great deal apart from it?"
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