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intent

Letters that make intent

e, n, t, i are letters that make 'intent'

Words within intent

te, NT, en, ten, in, IN, tent, In, Te are words within 'intent'

Words created by adding a letter to the beginning or end of intent

intents is a word created by adding a letter to 'intent'

intent is a 6 letter word starting with i
intent is a 6 letter word ending with t

3 possible definitions for 'intent'

Intent as "the intended meaning of a communication"

Under this definition, intent is a noun and has the following properties:

Synonyms

spirit, purport have the same meaning as 'intent'

intent as a type

'intent' can be a type of import, meaning, significance, signification.

Derivatives of intent

propose, aim, purpose, intend, mean, purport are derivatives of 'intent'.

Intent as "an anticipated outcome that is intended or that guides your planned actions"

Under this definition, intent is a noun and has the following properties:

Synonyms

purpose, aim, design, intention have the same meaning as 'intent'

intent as a type

'intent' can be a type of end, goal.

Types of intent

mind, view, idea, will, cross-purpose, final cause, sake are types of 'intent'.

Derivatives of intent

propose, contrive, think, mean, aim, purpose, plan, project, design, intend, purport are derivatives of 'intent'.

Example of intent used within this context

"his intent was to provide a new translation", "good intentions are not enough", "it was created with the conscious aim of answering immediate needs", "he made no secret of his designs"

Intent as "giving or marked by complete attention to"

Under this definition, intent is an adjective and has the following properties:

Synonyms

captive, absorbed, engrossed, enwrapped, wrapped have the same meaning as 'intent'

Derivatives of intent

intentness, engrossment are derivatives of 'intent'.

Similar to intent

attentive is similar to intent.

Example of intent used within this context

"that engrossed look or rapt delight", "then wrapped in dreams", "so intent on this fantastic...narrative that she hardly stirred"- Walter de la Mare, "rapt with wonder", "wrapped in thought"