i.q

i.q.

the same as.

Origin:
< Latin idem quod

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i.q.
 
abbreviation for
idem quod
 
[Latin: the same as]

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Word Origin & History

I.Q.
1922, abbreviation of intelligence quotient, a 1921 translation of Ger. Intelligenz-quotient, coined 1912 by W.L. Stern.
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i.q.
Latin idem quod (the same as)
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