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Meanings of more intuitive in English

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Usage of more intuitive in English
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I know it sounds psychic, but it's just a lil more intuitive.
Ebony
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Monty, always the more intuitive one, took me back into his arms.
Stand by your hitman
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This sort of animation adds character and makes a smartphone more intuitive.
Reuters
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The Wiimote might make it a little more intuitive, but that's it.
Wired
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It should mean a better, more intuitive service, less time wasted.
The Guardian
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They claim it greatly reduces distraction and is far more intuitive.
Independent.ie
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Justabout everything about the program is better and far more intuitive.
Wired
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Everything is snappier, more intuitive and all presented in high definition.
Wired
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We'll have to reexamine that from a more intuitive perspective later.
The fifth servant
10
Parker is building more context-awareness into the app to make it more intuitive.
Wired
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I think there are more intuitive, clear-cut layouts and brighter cabins.
Independent.ie
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This will make our Google Maps experience more intuitive and informative.
The South African
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Two feet in the crack is more intuitive, but extremely unstable.
Climbing Magazine
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And it may be more intuitive than as rational as connecting the dots.
Ebony
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Woman is proverbially and rightly regarded as more intuitive than man.
Bergson and His Philosophy
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Female intuition Popular myth suggests that women are innately more intuitive than men.
The Guardian
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