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Definition of intuitively - Reverso English Dictionary
Adverb
thinkingin a way that is known without thinking or reasoning
- She solved the puzzle intuitively.
- He intuitively knew the answer without checking.
- She intuitively avoided the dangerous path.
Origin of intuitively
Latin, in (not) + tueri (to look)
Terms with intuitively included in their meaning
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intuition
sense or perceive something intuitively or emotionally
act intuitively
act based on intuition rather than logic
intuitive understanding
understand someone intuitively
senses
perceive something instinctively or intuitively
predictor
someone who predicts future events intuitively
intuitive understanding
understand something intuitively
easy understanding
easy to understand intuitively or deeply
comprehending
intuitively comprehending
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- French:intuitivement, ...
- German:intuitiv, ...
- Italian:intuitivamente, ...
- Spanish:de manera intuitiva, ...
- Portuguese:intuitivamente, ...
- Chinese:凭直觉地, ...
- Japanese:直感的に, ...
- Arabic:بِشَكْلٍ حَدْسِي, ...
- Hebrew:בְּאוֹפֶן אִינְטוּאִיטִיבִי, ...
- Russian:интуитивно, ...
- Ukrainian:інтуїтивно, ...
- Hindi:अंतःप्रेरणा से, ...
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