Intellect and Wizard

Intellect

Intellect noun - A very smart person.
Usage example: one of the finest intellects of our time

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

Wizard

Wizard noun - A very smart person.
Usage example: a wizard who never studied for tests

Intellect and wizard are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Intellect" instead a noun "Wizard".

Nearby Word: wizardry

How words are described

fellow fellow intellect fellow wizard
human human intellect human wizard
pure pure intellect pure wizard
normal normal intellect normal wizard
Other adjectives: alien, average, powerful, real, great, capable, famous, former, greatest, eponymous.

Both words in one sentence

  • Journey to the Center of the Mind Yeagar's intellect is represented by an avatar of Artax (the party wizard), his conscience by Piffany (the cleric), and his insecurities by Nodwick (the henchman and the brains of the outfit).
  • Flores Quintera is an even stronger example, since the chance to escape misogyny and assumptions about her intellect and goals in life, plus live out her secret fantasies, causes her to prefer the Wizard's World to home and to fit in immediately.
  • Even his enemies- The Wizard, The Mad Thinker, The Mole Man and others- have great respect for his intellect, if only because they think he is the one man on Earth capable of appreciating what they have done.
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