intel

noun

in·tel ˈin-ˌtel

: useful information concerning a subject of interest (such as an enemy) : intelligence

Fresh and accurate intel would result in successful operations.—

Darryl Young

The airlines crave intel on your food allergies, your tolerance for G-forces and your propensity for air rage.—

McKenzie Funk

—often used before another noun

intel data

an intel briefing

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Unfortunately for us, Percy has not arrived just to caress Lord John, who honestly needs it, but rather to pass on some intel: Percy warns John of a plot to kidnap William in order to force John and his brother Hal to cooperate with the Continental Army. —

Maggie Fremont, Vulture, 27 Dec. 2024 As Shutdown Nears More Of North Korea’s Giant Howitzers Roll Into Russia To gather intel and guide your influencer selection, create detailed audience personas. —

Deepak Bansal, Forbes, 20 Dec. 2024 Check out some intel on the season, as well as the teaser and the logo right over here. —

Dalton Ross, EW.com, 19 Dec. 2024 Cotton, a military and intel hawk, is expected to chair the Senate Intelligence Committee in 2025. —

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