Intellectual
Intellectual adjective - Much given to learning and thinking.
Studied and intellectual are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Studied" instead an adjective "Intellectual".
Studied
Studied adjective - Decided on as a result of careful thought.
Intellectual and studied are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Intellectual" instead an adjective "Studied".
Both words in one sentence
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And his skill as a martial artist doesn't mean he was a slouch in intellectual matters: Lee studied drama at the University of Washington and also studied philosophy extensively.
Source: Creator / Bruce Lee -
Amusingly, in Hans' rewrite she is turned into an intellectual who studied Vietnamese at Yale.
Source: Film / Seven Psychopaths -
Mary, Elizabeth, and Edward were all intellectual prodigies who studied a vast array of subjects and were renowned for their learning.
Source: Series / The Tudors
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