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Intelligibly

In an intelligible manner so as to be understood clearly plainly as to

Capable of being understood or comprehended as an intelligible account or description intelligible pronunciation writing etc

The quality or state of being intelligible intelligibility

The quality or state of being intelligible clearness perspicuity definiteness

a person of low intelligence a dunce a blockhead used deprecatingly to express a low

just cause 1 : cause that a person of ordinary intelligence would consider a fair and reasonable justification for an act

or reception of signs, signals, writing, images and sounds or intelligence of any nature, by wire, radio, visual or other electromagnetic

SC 1325 (1331): 1988 Supp SC 472. Periodical publications containing intelligence of passing events. They have from time to time been

a measure of a persons intelligence as indicated by an intelligence test the ratio of a

an abbreviation for communications intelligence technical and intelligence information derived from foreign communications by other