chiefly archaic, literary, or formal
the fact of intending; intention
I hope you have no intent to turn husband, have you? — Shakespeare
First there was the broad statement of intent in the policy review document — Independent
the state of mind with which an act is done
I did not do it of an evil intent — Bunyan
It's only dirty play if there is intent there — Independent
criminal intention; the intention of committing a crime
loitering with intent
meaning or significance
to all intents and purposes
in every practical or important respect; virtually
[Middle English entent via French from Latin intentus, from intendere: see intend]