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intellective

[in-tl-ek-tiv] / ˌɪn tlˈɛk tɪv /








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Her new book — however involuted, however winningly intellective — makes no such mistake.

From Los Angeles Times

The three heads signify the intellective, dianoetic, and doxatic powers.

From Project Gutenberg

Because I have drawn this intellective correctly according to the point of view, I know that it will have the effect of actual sculpture on the spectator.—Now, boy, reach me No. 2, now I paint in colours that are toned down according to rule, and it appears receding five yards.

From Project Gutenberg

The human factor, the exponent intelligence, the intellective and sensuous faculties, these, my Brothers, are whole, sublime, holy, only when, in a state of continuous expansion, the harmony among themselves and the affirmative ties between them and Nature, are perfect and pure.

From Project Gutenberg

At any rate, the term opinion is a very unhappy one, and does not convey the true meaning at all, for no voluntary intellective act on the part of the subject was implied by the term.

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