Intelligence and Scandal

Intelligence

Intelligence noun - The ability to learn and understand or to deal with problems.

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Scandal and intelligence are semantically related. in report topic. In some cases you can use "Scandal" instead a noun "Intelligence", when it comes to topics like information.

Nearby Words: intelligent, intellect, intelligently, intelligibility, intelligencer

Scandal

Scandal noun - A cause of shame.

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Intelligence and scandal are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Intelligence" instead a noun "Scandal".

Nearby Words: scandalous, scandalize, scandalously, scandalised

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How words are described

similar	similar intelligence	similar scandal
original	original intelligence	original scandal
true	true intelligence	true scandal
real	real intelligence	real scandal
Other adjectives: massive, little, social, greater, unknown.

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Mitt Romney caused a minor scandal when he publicly divulged that he met with representatives of British intelligence while running for president.

Source: Secret Intelligence Service aka: MI 6
Unofficially, one of the PAP members in the running, a young woman named Tin Pei Ling, created a scandal with her apparent lack of intelligence and almost doomed the party.

Source: Useful Notes / Singapore
Acting FBI Director Shaw and Dan Murray are both uncomfortable with exposing the CIA's operations because the resulting political scandal would likely result in the CIA being crippled as an intelligence agency.

Source: Literature / Clear and Present Danger

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