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Meanings of very intelligent in English

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Usage of very intelligent in English
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They're known as being very intelligent, and they're a great family pet.
Wired
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Taylor is very intelligent and reached all her milestones ahead of time.
The South African
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My grandmother was very intelligent and not particularly interested in going out.
The new yorker
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I think he's very intelligent and has real good taste in music.
The Guardian
5
The position of the British government was intelligible, if not very intelligent.
The Project Gutenberg Encyclopedia, Volume 1 of 28
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In many respects she was naive, and she really wasn't very intelligent.
The Clown
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In and outside the ring, very intelligent, and very funny as well.
The South African
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You have a smooth and high forehead, which shows you're very intelligent.
Petals from the sky
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I think we're dealing with a very twisted and very intelligent man.
Secret of the seventh son
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These Sioux were very intelligent and superior Indians, and were well dressed.
The Treaties of Canada with the Indians of Manitoba and the Nort...
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Still, she must have been very intelligent to have done the office.
The Children of the New Forest
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He's very intelligent, and probably the shrewdest business man in the County.
Talk of the town
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This cook was a fine-looking and very intelligent mulatto slave named Cacasotte.
Stories of American Life and Adventure
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She had a charming, easy manner and looked very intelligent and capable.
Chateau and Country Life in France
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This opinion was confirmed when the missionary, a very intelligent Tahitian, arrived.
Ben Hadden; or, Do Right Whatever Comes Of It
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He looks very intelligent and would make the ideal companion for Fitz.
Conquest of the Useless
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