intelligent

Definitions

1. Of high or especially quick cognitive capacity, bright
2. Leng=es.
3. A member of the intelligentsia; an intelligent person.
4. Well thought-out, well considered
5. (negative unintelligent).
   negative
6. Characterized by thoughtful interaction
7. intelligent بِذَكاء интелигентно inteligentemente inteligentně intelligent intelligent; begavet έξυπναinteligentemente arukalt, nutikalt بطور عاقلانه älykkäästi intelligemment בִּתבוּנָה बुद्धिमत्तापूर्वक inteligentno értelmesen secara cerdas skynsamlega intelligentemente 聡明に 총명하게 protingai gudri; apķērīgi dengan bijak intelligent intellligent, vettugrozumnie په ځيركي، په ذكاوت inteligentemente (în mod) inteligent (раз)умно inteligentne bistro inteligentno på ett intelligent sätt มีไหวพริบ ze...
8. Having at least a similar level of brain power to humankind
9. inteligente, listo-a.
10. Having an environment-sensing automatically-invoked built-in computer capability
11. Having intelligence: Is there intelligent life elsewhere in the galaxy?
12. Having a high degree of intelligence; mentally acute: an intelligent student.
13. Showing sound judgment and rationality: an intelligent decision; an intelligent solution to the problem.
14. Appealing to the intellect; intellectual: a film with witty and intelligent dialogue.
15. having or indicating intelligence
16. having high intelligence; clever
17. indicating high intelligence; perceptive: an intelligent guess.

Equivalents

Examples

“Now, as all intelligents are doomed to pass⟳ probationary states, it is highly probable that many intelligents, long antecedent to the foundation of our world, may have⟳ tarnished their innocence; or worse, many may have⟳ by disobedience fallen.”

“Like⟳ many Russian intelligents, the Merežkovskijs, together with Filosofov and the young student Vladimir Zlobin, fled from Russia in 1919.”

“But if you fall⟳ away from your faith, as many intelligents have⟳ fallen away, then you will no longer be Russia or Holy Rus’, but a rabble of all kinds of other faiths who wish⟳ to destroy⟳ one another.”

“Many Russian intelligents, in particular scientists, that already in tsarist times were “infected” by liberal and even socialist ideas found in the revolution and the societal structure⟳ that followed, with all its horrible features, positive sides.”

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