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Meanings of intuitive in English
Obtained through intuition rather than from reasoning or observation.
Synonyms
Examples for "visceral"
Examples for "visceral"
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Multivariate analyses confirmed the prognostic importance of performance status and visceral crisis.
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She needed to know, on a visceral level, that it was real.
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This visceral emotion is one of the main drivers of human behaviour.
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Modi is a polarising figure, evoking visceral reactions across the political spectrum.
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Modi is a polarizing figure, evoking visceral reactions across the political spectrum.
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There's this very nonrational, nonlinear part of the whole process.
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And philosophy cannot bar its door with nonrational, nonphilosophical bars, whether those bars arc subrational, superrational, or simply nonrational.
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The elements of phrenology recombined in ways that follow the rules of irrational logic, a rigorous methodology that follows nonrational rules.
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Nonrational logic will not go away.
Usage of intuitive in English
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As far as the interface goes, it's intuitive and easy to learn.
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Maybe Bek would be given an opportunity to test his intuitive abilities.
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I was not sensitive like Clara; perhaps intuitive would express it better.
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Her intuitive capacity was impressive, along with her no-nonsense approach to conflict.
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When times are tough, investing in teaching and research might seem counter-intuitive.
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It's a very natural, intuitive means by which we can operate devices.
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Field scientists develop intuitive skills for parsing knowledge in implicit, nonpropositional ways.
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It makes the Time amazingly easy to understand, and intuitive to navigate.
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Then I called the animal intuitive that had helped me with Trooper.
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His ideal product would be so intuitive, it wouldn't need a manual.
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We give people fun, intuitive tools to help them tell stories together.
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Sailing, so long an intuitive art, has become a contest of technology.
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The driver of the Bentley was extremely competent but, more important, intuitive.
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Will people choose honesty when confronted with awkward and unpopular counter-intuitive facts?
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And unfortunately, there's little about the Raptor's button array that's particularly intuitive.
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It seems intuitive, and we've heard the argument before about electric vehicles.
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United States of America
Common
Ireland
Common
United Kingdom
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