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intellectual nourishment

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Noun1.intellectual nourishment - anything that provides mental stimulus for thinking
food for thought, food
cognitive content, mental object, content - the sum or range of what has been perceived, discovered, or learned
pabulum - insipid intellectual nourishment


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Hamilton absorbed all the intellectual nourishment he found in the works of Blackstone, de Vattel, Jean Jacques Burlamaqui (whom he found to be less thorough than Vattel), and others.
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In addition to offering insight and intellectual nourishment, Black Sheep also gives us hope.
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Textbook publishers care no more about purveying intellectual nourishment to young people than networks care about purveying spiritual nourishment or fast-food franchises physical nourishment.
A Conspiracy of Good Intentions: America's Textbook Fiasco by McCollister, Betty / The Humanist
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