Definition of intelligence agent in US English: intelligence agent
noun A person working for an intelligence agency.
‘he had been under surveillance by US intelligence agents’
More example sentences
‘Clearly my presence caught him by surprise, not something intelligence agents liked.’ ‘All three countries have been reported to have thousands of trained intelligence agents in the United States.’ ‘Well over 50 per cent of MI5 agents are women, yet there is still this understanding of the intelligence agent as the guy in a suit.’ ‘Intelligence agents weren't allowed to give information to law enforcement people.’ ‘He thought that he would be more useful to his country acting as an intelligence agent in Ireland.’ ‘He remains in custody and has been subjected to interrogation by intelligence agents.’ ‘All this was a high priority for the British authorities, and an intelligence agent came from Britain to organise an underground movement.’ ‘Federal intelligence agents, according to former spies, once used similar equipment to snoop on a U.S. trade commissioner.’ ‘Some biographers have praised him as one of Britain's most cunning intelligence agents, while others have claimed that he spied for the Soviets.’ ‘But his claim to be a covert military intelligence agent ensured that he would receive high-level attention.’