intellect

in a way that relates to the ability to think in a logical way and understand complicated ideas

Shared component: intellect · mind

The belief that the ability to think and understand is more important than emotions or actions.

Shared component: intellect · mind

to think about or discuss a subject in a detailed and intellectual way, often avoiding emotional or practical issues.

Shared component: intellect · mind

Made overly intellectual or abstract; treated in a way that emphasizes theory and complexity over emotion or practicality.

Shared component: intellect · mind

the act or process of making something intellectual or treating it in an intellectual way.

Shared component: intellect · mind

Hostility towards or distrust of intellectuals, academic learning, and abstract thought.

Extended relation: intellect · mind