intelligence
/ɪnˈtɛlɪdʒəns/
noun
- The ability to learn, understand, and think about things; mental ability.
- Dogs show remarkable intelligence when learning new commands.
- Her intelligence and hard work helped her solve the complex problem.
- The test measures a person's general intelligence, not just memory.
- Secret information about an enemy, competitor, or potential threat, especially gathered by a government or military.
- Intelligence reports warned of a possible cyberattack.
- The spy agency gathered intelligence about the enemy's troop movements.
- Businesses use market intelligence to stay ahead of their competitors.
- An organization or department that collects and analyzes secret information.
- He worked for British intelligence during the Cold War.
- The intelligence community shares data across multiple agencies.
- Intelligence confirmed that the threat was neutralized.
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