hyperintelligent

English

Etymology

From hyper- +‎ intelligent.

Adjective

hyperintelligent (comparative more hyperintelligent, superlative most hyperintelligent)

  1. Having remarkably high intelligence.
    Synonyms: superintelligent, ultraintelligent
    • 1893 February 2, The Leader, Melbourne, page 37, column 2:
      It was a relief to escape from the silence of those empty rooms, where she had only the sleepy Persian cat or the hyper-intelligent fox terrier for company.
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