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Meanings of instinctive in English
Usage of instinctive in English
1
To have them believe it at an instinctive level is quite another.
2
All your tastes are elemental; you operate right at the instinctive level.
3
After nearly four years of pulling ICBM-alert duty, this process is instinctive.
4
The walking are the logicians: the winged are the instinctive and poetic.
5
The wish of the mother was the instinctive law of the child.
6
The outstanding David Clifford's instinctive finish wasn't the focal point for regret.
7
The instinctive cry of the female in anger is noli me tangere.
8
It was instinctive; as instinctive as the reciprocal flash of mutual understanding.
9
The weak in dealing with the strong have always that instinctive resource.
10
The reaction against GM food seems to be instinctive and deeply held.
11
The Martian cloudlet, like the human animal, had a complex instinctive nature.
12
The landlords appreciated the situation with the same instinctive readiness and perception.
13
The fear of man is no instinctive feeling in the invertebrate creation.
14
Billboard: It has to be very instinctive now after all these years.
15
This instinctive faith in mind is the basis of all genuine idealism.
16
He still had the instinctive crook sense to conceal his natural voice.
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Instinctive through the time
Instinctive across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
Ireland
Less common
United States of America
Less common