intellective
adjective
in·tel·lec·tive ˌin-tə-ˈlek-tiv 
: having, relating to, or belonging to the intellect : rational
intellectively adverb
Word History
First Known Use
15th century, in the meaning defined above
- be great at
- be had
- be hard to beat
- be hard/tough to beat
- be have a short fuse
- be hearing things
- be holed up
- be honest
- be honest/frank
- be hurting
- be in each other's pockets
- be in for a (big surprise
- be in for a (big/real) surprise
- be in for a real) surprise
- be in for the high jump
- be in love
- be in receipt of
- be in someone's face
- be in the swing of things
- be in with a shout
- be into (someone) for
- be into for
- be into someone for
- be kind enough
- be laughing