high-IQ
high-IQ adjective: of a person, highly gifted and intelligent.
Adjective
high-IQ (comparative higher-IQ, superlative highest-IQ)
- Of a person, highly gifted and intelligent.
- Antonyms:
- low-IQ
Antonyms of high-IQ
Forms of high-IQ
| comparative | higher-IQ |
|---|---|
| superlative | highest-IQ |
Questions about high-IQ
- What does high-IQ mean?
- High-IQ means of a person, highly gifted and intelligent.
- What part of speech is high-IQ?
- High-IQ is an adjective.
Words near high-IQ in the dictionary
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