Function
Function noun - A social gathering.
Intellectual and function are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Intellectual" instead a noun "Function".
Intellectual
Intellectual noun - A person with strong intellectual interests.
Function and intellectual are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Function" instead a noun "Intellectual".
How words are described
Both words in one sentence
- Born as an Adult: Diaspar's residents emerge from the Halls of Creation as full-grown adults with adult intellectual capacity, though they still have a "childhood" where they're taught how to function in society.
- However, he doesn't present any real challenge — physical or intellectual (unless we count the emotional strain and doubt that he causes them before the Black Gate) — to the heroes in either the book or the movie adaptation; and appears to function strictly as a communication tool.
Source: The Dragon / Literature
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