Intellect and Worth

Intellect

Intellect noun - A very smart person.

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

Worth noun - The relative usefulness or importance of something as judged by specific qualities.

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Intellect and worth are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Intellect" instead a noun "Worth".

Nearby Words: worthless, worthy, worthiness, wort

human	human intellect	human worth
low	low intellect	low worth
short	short intellect	short worth
powerful	powerful intellect	powerful worth
Other adjectives: real, great, little, lower, greater, higher.

It's worth noting that Goblins (the baseline "comically evil" pyromaniac version) actually are statted to have the same range of intellect and skill as humans and are templated for use with player classes.

Source: Tabletop Game / Pathfinder
The Riddler... Nerdy milquetoast with a debilitating gimmick who is considering not even worth killing by other members of Batman's Rogue gallery... or a suave, calculating and Magnificent Bastard with an intellect possibly comparable to the dark knight himself?

Source: Depending on the Writer
It is also worth noting that Davros individually and the Daleks generally (the Doctor once referred to them as "scavengers") have a strong desire to acquire Time Lord technology, and possibly the necessary intellect to at least marginally understand it.

Source: Just For Fun / Abusing the Kardashev Scale for Fun and Profit

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