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higher-IQ

higher-IQ is the comparative form of high-IQ.

Meaning of high-IQ

Adjective

high-IQ (comparative higher-IQ, superlative highest-IQ)

  1. (informal) Of a person, highly gifted and intelligent.
    Antonyms:
    low-IQ

Questions about higher-IQ

What is higher-IQ the comparative form of?
Higher-IQ is the comparative form of high-IQ.

Words near higher-IQ in the dictionary

  1. higher-grade
  2. higher-grown
  3. higher-growth
  4. higher-income
  5. higher-intensity
  6. higher-IQ
  7. higher-level
  8. higher-lying
  9. higher-octane
  10. higher-order
  11. higher-order function

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