English
intelligencelike
From intelligence + -like.
Formed from intelligence + -like
Latin intellegō ‘to understand’
Latin intellegēns ‘understanding’
Latin intellegentia ‘intelligence’
Old French intelligence ‘comprehension’
Middle English intelligence ‘comprehension’
English intelligence
Today it means
adj Resembling intelligence.
Language periods are conventional ranges, not dates for this word.
Etymograph / intelligencelike