Intelligent

Chamber's Twientieth Century Dictionary · 1908 · p. 54
in-tel′-i-jent, adj. having intellect: endowed with the faculty of reason: well informed: bringing intelligence. ( Shak. ) communicative.— ns. Intell′igence , intellectual skill or knowledge: information communicated: news: a spiritual being; Intell′igencer , one going between parties: a spy.— adjs. In tell i gen′tial , pertaining to the intelligence: consisting of spiritual being.— adv. Intell′i gently .— adj. Intell′igible , that maybe understood: clear: ( philos. ) capable of being apprehended by the understanding only.— ns. Intell′igiblene , Intelligibil′ity .— adv. Intell′igibly . [L. in tell i gens , - ent is , pr.p. of intelligĕre .]
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