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integral adj. 1 basic, elementary, elemental, fundamental, essential,
intrinsic: The rhythm is an integral part of the music. 2 See
intact.
integrate v. combine, unite, blend, bring or put together, assemble,
merge, amalgamate, join, knit, mesh, consolidate, coalesce,
fuse; US desegregate: We must integrate all the parts into a
coherent whole. Several cultures have been well integrated into
our community.
integrity n. 1 honesty, probity, veracity, uprightness, honour,
rectitude, principle, morality, goodness, trustworthiness,
decency, virtue, incorruptibility, righteousness: He is a
person of unimpeachable integrity. 2 wholeness, entirety,
unity, togetherness, soundness, completeness, coherence,
oneness, totality: Care should be taken not to disturb the
integrity of the protective film.
intellect n. 1 rationality, reason, reasonableness, (common) sense,
understanding, judgement, cleverness, intelligence, mind, Colloq
brains: You have the intellect, my boy, but it wants
developing. 2 See intellectual, 3.
intellectual
adj. 1 mental, cerebral: The greatest minds have brought their
intellectual powers to bear on the problem. 2 thoughtful,
thought-provoking, highbrow, academic, bookish, scholarly,
Colloq brainy: The professor did not find the subject
intellectual enough for a dissertation.
--n. 3 thinker, intellect, highbrow, mastermind, genius, Colloq
brain, egghead: He enjoys associating with intellectuals at the
university. 4 scholar, academician, professor, savant, sage,
wise man, guru, polymath, pundit, authority: The editor of the
journal is an intellectual who leaves the details of
administration to her deputy.
intelligence
n. 1 intellect, understanding, aptitude, capacity, brainpower,
cleverness, astuteness, quickness, alertness, keenness,
brightness, shrewdness, wit, mother wit, (common) sense,
insight, perspicacity, perception, discernment, discretion,