IQ

¹

Psychology.

1. intelligence quotient.

i.q.

²

abbreviation

1. the same as.

IQ

¹

abbreviation

1. intelligence quotient

i.q.

²

abbreviation

1. idem quod

iq

³

abbreviation

1. Iraq

Word History and Origins

Origin of IQ¹

First recorded in 1960–65

Origin of IQ²

From Latin idem quod

Word History and Origins

Origin of IQ¹

Latin: the same as

Example Sentences

Lead, which is associated with irreversible neurological harm, memory problems, and reduced IQ in children, exceeded the limit in 32.9% of the samples, with some measurements reaching nearly four times the accepted threshold.

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Besides a built-in fan and better speakers, it has the Peloton IQ movement-tracking camera, so you can hop off your bike but keep using the screen for strength training classes.

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“He was the smartest guy in the room. But his ego always trumped his IQ. It’s now done so in the worst possible way.”

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Concerns over LeBron James’ ability to meld with his particular team were never based on his basketball IQ or skillset but instead how open he would be to accepting a reduced role.

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In one 2023 study, autistic kids with an IQ of 120 or higher were nearly six times more likely to have suicidal thoughts than autistic children with average IQ.

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