How to spell INTILECT correctly?

If you've accidentally typed "intilect" instead of "intelligence", don't fret! Autocorrect might not catch it, but here are some correct suggestions. "Intellect" captures the intended meaning, while "intelligent" refers to someone's capacity for learning. Either way, rest assured that we all make typing errors!

• indirect I hit her with an indirect question.
• inflect She was able to inflect her voice in such a way that made her sound more confident.
• intellect Her intellect allowed her to solve the complex math equation easily.

Contempories

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