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Intellectual Faculties
Words Relating to the Intellectual Faculties
Division 1: Formation of Ideas
Operations of Intellect in General
Intellect
Absence or want of Intellect
Thought
Incogitancy (Absence or want of thought)
Idea (Object of thought)
Topic (Subject of thought)
Precursory Conditions and Operations
Curiosity (The desire of knowledge)
Incuriosity (Absence of curiosity)
Attention
Inattention
Care (Vigilance)
Neglect
Inquiry (Subject of Inquiry Question)
Answer
Experiment
Comparison
Incomparability (Lack of comparison)
Discrimination (results of comparison 1)
Indiscrimination (results of comparison 2)
Identification (results of comparison 3)
Measurement
Materials for Reasoning
Evidence (On one side)
Counter Evidence (Evidence on the other side, on the other hand)
Qualification
Possibility
Impossibility
Probability
Improbability
Certainty
Uncertainty
Reasoning Processes
Reasoning,
Intuition. Sophistry (The absence of reasoning)
Demonstration
Confutation
Results of Reasoning
Judgment (Conclusion)
Discovery (Result of search or inquiry)
Misjudgment
Overestimation
Underestimation
Belief
Unbelief. Doubt
Credulity
Incredulity
Assent
Dissent
Knowledge
Ignorance
Scholar
Ignoramus
Truth (Object of knowledge)
Error
Maxim
Absurdity
Intelligence, Wisdom
Imbecility. Folly
Sage
Fool
Sanity
Insanity
Madman
Extension of Thought
to the Past
Memory
Oblivion
to the Future
Expectation
Inexpectation
Disappointment (Failure of expectation)
Foresight
Prediction
Omen
Oracle
Creative Thought
Supposition
Analogy
Imagination
Division 2: Communication of Ideas
Nature of Ideas Communicated
Meaning (Idea to be conveyed)
Unmeaningness (Absence of meaning)
Intelligibility
Unintelligibility
Equivocalness (Having a double sense)
Metaphor
Interpretation
Misinterpretation
Interpreter
Modes of Communication
Manifestation
Latency. Implication
Information
Correction (Correct an error of information; distinguish from correcting a flaw or misbehavior)
Concealment
Disclosure
Ambush . (Means of concealment)
Publication
News
Secret
Messenger
Affirmation
Negation
Teaching
Misteaching
Learning
Teacher
Learner
School
Veracity
Falsehood
Deception
Untruth
Dupe
Deceiver
Exaggeration
Means of Communicating Ideas
Natural Means
Indication
Record
Obliteration (Suppression of sign)
Recorder
Representation
Misrepresentation
Painting
Sculpture
Engraving
Artist
Conventional Means
Language
Letter
Word
Neologism
Nomenclature
Misnomer
Phrase
Grammar
Solecism
Style
Perspicuity
Obscurity
Conciseness
Diffuseness
Vigor
Feebleness
Plainness
Ornament
Elegance
Inelegance
Voice
Aphony
Speech
Stammering (Imperfect Speech)
Loquacity
Taciturnity
Allocution
Response
Conversation
Soliloquy
Writing
Printing
Correspondence
Book
Description
Dissertation
Compendium
Poetry
Prose
The Drama