Intellect and Tendency

Intellect

Intellect noun - A very smart person.

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Tendency and intellect are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Tendency" instead a noun "Intellect".

Tendency noun - An established pattern of behavior.

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Intellect and tendency are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Intellect" instead a noun "Tendency".

human	human intellect	human tendency
high	high intellect	high tendency
physical	physical intellect	physical tendency
low	low intellect	low tendency
Other adjectives: similar, short, real, massive, great, serious, little, remarkable, general, greater, uncanny, higher, surprising.

Following on from the final story arc of ASM, "Superior" sees a new Spider-Man take up the power and the responsibility, only with a vastly superior intellect and a tendency not to pull Peter's normally reserved punches.

Source: Comicbook / Spider-Man
Played with extensively with Sheldon, who in one episode was shown to have a tendency to attract pretty grad-students with his intellect alone (some may be just from his Child Prodigy status).

Source: Give Geeks a Chance
The tendency for strength and intellect to be inversely proportional.

Source: Dumb Muscle

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