Definition of intellectually in English:

intellectually

adverb ɪntəˈlɛktʃʊəli

In a way that relates to the intellect.
intellectually stimulating conversation
many of us have grown intellectually
Example sentencesExamples
- Genetic pollution is perhaps the most intellectually interesting legal issue relating to biotechnology.
- What he's hanging out on his line is new and exciting and, most important, intellectually stirring.
- For me, it might be wanting to adapt a notion of bohemian life to a mode of working intellectually.
- The result is an intellectually pedestrian story.
- Her work is provocative and emotionally wrenching, yet overwhelmingly beautiful and intellectually compelling.
- That Rembrandt was deeply engaged—intellectually, spiritually, emotionally, visually, physically—with his art may seem self-evident.
- She experimented with photography as a means for transforming the immediacy of experience into something visually and intellectually abstract.
- Intellectually, the show is simply a diagrammatic survey of the conventional themes in the textbooks.
- The computer provides all students, regardless of their ability to draw, access to the creative and intellectually challenging world of animation.
- In older, intellectually organized, scholarly times, contacts resulted in influences.

Definition of intellectually in US English:

intellectually

adverbˈˌin(t)əlˈˌek(t)SH(əw)əlē

In a way that relates to the intellect.
intellectually stimulating conversation
many of us have grown intellectually
Example sentencesExamples
- The result is an intellectually pedestrian story.
- Her work is provocative and emotionally wrenching, yet overwhelmingly beautiful and intellectually compelling.
- She experimented with photography as a means for transforming the immediacy of experience into something visually and intellectually abstract.
- What he's hanging out on his line is new and exciting and, most important, intellectually stirring.
- For me, it might be wanting to adapt a notion of bohemian life to a mode of working intellectually.
- In older, intellectually organized, scholarly times, contacts resulted in influences.
- That Rembrandt was deeply engaged—intellectually, spiritually, emotionally, visually, physically—with his art may seem self-evident.
- The computer provides all students, regardless of their ability to draw, access to the creative and intellectually challenging world of animation.
- Genetic pollution is perhaps the most intellectually interesting legal issue relating to biotechnology.
- Intellectually, the show is simply a diagrammatic survey of the conventional themes in the textbooks.

单词	intellectually
释义	Definition of intellectually in English: intellectually adverb ɪntəˈlɛktʃʊəli In a way that relates to the intellect. intellectually stimulating conversation many of us have grown intellectually Example sentencesExamples Genetic pollution is perhaps the most intellectually interesting legal issue relating to biotechnology. What he's hanging out on his line is new and exciting and, most important, intellectually stirring. For me, it might be wanting to adapt a notion of bohemian life to a mode of working intellectually. The result is an intellectually pedestrian story. Her work is provocative and emotionally wrenching, yet overwhelmingly beautiful and intellectually compelling. That Rembrandt was deeply engaged—intellectually, spiritually, emotionally, visually, physically—with his art may seem self-evident. She experimented with photography as a means for transforming the immediacy of experience into something visually and intellectually abstract. Intellectually, the show is simply a diagrammatic survey of the conventional themes in the textbooks. The computer provides all students, regardless of their ability to draw, access to the creative and intellectually challenging world of animation. In older, intellectually organized, scholarly times, contacts resulted in influences. Definition of intellectually in US English: intellectually adverbˈˌin(t)əlˈˌek(t)SH(əw)əlē In a way that relates to the intellect. intellectually stimulating conversation many of us have grown intellectually Example sentencesExamples The result is an intellectually pedestrian story. Her work is provocative and emotionally wrenching, yet overwhelmingly beautiful and intellectually compelling. She experimented with photography as a means for transforming the immediacy of experience into something visually and intellectually abstract. What he's hanging out on his line is new and exciting and, most important, intellectually stirring. For me, it might be wanting to adapt a notion of bohemian life to a mode of working intellectually. In older, intellectually organized, scholarly times, contacts resulted in influences. That Rembrandt was deeply engaged—intellectually, spiritually, emotionally, visually, physically—with his art may seem self-evident. The computer provides all students, regardless of their ability to draw, access to the creative and intellectually challenging world of animation. Genetic pollution is perhaps the most intellectually interesting legal issue relating to biotechnology. Intellectually, the show is simply a diagrammatic survey of the conventional themes in the textbooks.
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