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Meanings of intuitive in English

Obtained through intuition rather than from reasoning or observation.

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Usage of intuitive in English
1
As far as the interface goes, it's intuitive and easy to learn.
Wired
2
Maybe Bek would be given an opportunity to test his intuitive abilities.
Ilse Witch
3
I was not sensitive like Clara; perhaps intuitive would express it better.
The Harvest of Years
4
Her intuitive capacity was impressive, along with her no-nonsense approach to conflict.
Map of bones
5
When times are tough, investing in teaching and research might seem counter-intuitive.
The Guardian
6
It's a very natural, intuitive means by which we can operate devices.
Reuters
7
Field scientists develop intuitive skills for parsing knowledge in implicit, nonpropositional ways.
Wired
8
It makes the Time amazingly easy to understand, and intuitive to navigate.
Wired
9
Then I called the animal intuitive that had helped me with Trooper.
My best friends have hairy legs
10
His ideal product would be so intuitive, it wouldn't need a manual.
The Guardian
11
We give people fun, intuitive tools to help them tell stories together.
The Guardian
12
Sailing, so long an intuitive art, has become a contest of technology.
Wired
13
The driver of the Bentley was extremely competent but, more important, intuitive.
Carte Blanche
14
Will people choose honesty when confronted with awkward and unpopular counter-intuitive facts?
The Guardian
15
And unfortunately, there's little about the Raptor's button array that's particularly intuitive.
Wired
16
It seems intuitive, and we've heard the argument before about electric vehicles.
Wired
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United States of America
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Ireland
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United Kingdom
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