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Common collocations with intellectual in American Collocation

intellectual adjective

US /ˌɪnt(ə)lˈektʃuəl/

very or too

highly
overly
too
very

Seigl, highly intellectual and wealthy, is struggling to come to terms with his background.

only

merely
purely

His earlier work tended towards purely intellectual puzzle pictures.

good qualities

challenge
curiosity
honesty
integrity

What do I enjoy most about my job? The intellectual challenge.

An intellectual curiosity and a real desire to learn are also important attributes.

bad qualities

dishonesty
laziness
snobbery
superiority

You might accuse me of intellectual snobbery.

ability

ability
capacity

The primary purpose is to develop your intellectual capacity.

something that people do

achievement
pursuit

He participated in a number of cultural and intellectual pursuits.

tradition or general situation

climate
life
tradition

The subject known as ‘Cultural Studies’ draws on the Marxist intellectual tradition.

aesthetic
artistic
creative
cultural
emotional
moral
physical
political
practical
sensory
social
spiritual

The social, intellectual, spiritual and emotional needs of the pupils drive our educational agenda.