intel

[in-tel]

noun

Informal.

1. intelligence.

intel

/ ˈɪntɛl /

noun

1. 1. military intelligence

   2. information in general

Word History and Origins

Origin of intel¹

Shortened form

Example Sentences

In August, the administration acquired a 10% stake in Intel.

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Ms. Jacobs is the Arts Intel Report editor of the weekly newsletter Air Mail.

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For one of the firm’s former interns, work-life balance was so important when she was thinking about where she wanted to work after graduation that she gathered intel from her co-workers.

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"From our intel we don't think they are hostages' bodies, and we transferred them to the forensic research laboratory", to confirm their identities, the source added.

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Intel continued its cash return program even as Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing passed it by.

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