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The difference is subtle but they do mean separate things. Intelligent, as people have said, is another word for clever or smart. Intellectual is a bit harder. It's direct meaning is "to do with intellect", which is a related concept to rationality and knowledge.
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The difference is subtle but they do mean separate things. Intelligent, as people have said, is another word for clever or smart. Intellectual is a bit harder. It's direct meaning is "to do with intellect", which is a related concept to rationality and knowledge.
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