Intelligence Definition
ĭn-tĕlə-jəns
noun
The ability to learn or understand from experience; ability to acquire and retain knowledge; mental ability.
Webster's New World
The ability to respond quickly and effectively to a new situation; use of the faculty of reason in solving problems, directing conduct, etc.
Webster's New World
Information, especially secret information gathered about an actual or potential enemy or adversary.
American Heritage
Measured success in using these abilities to perform certain tasks.
Webster's New World
News or information.
Webster's New World
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intelligencesOrigin of Intelligence
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From Old French intelligence, from Latin intelligentia.
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