hyperintelligence

English

Etymology

From hyper- +‎ intelligence.

Noun

hyperintelligence (usually uncountable, plural hyperintelligences)

  1. Remarkably high intelligence.
    Synonyms: superintelligence, ultraintelligence
    • 1987 June 2, Tharunka, Kensington, page 16, column 1:
      You may perhaps be wondering why the film Stand by Me was chosen. Well, it's pretty obvious if you've got the hyperintelligence of a Tharunka ed.

Derived terms

  • artificial hyperintelligence

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