Associations to the word «Intuitive»
Noun
- Equivalence
- Visualization
- Programmer
- Consciousness
- Delicacy
- Philo
- Geometry
- Topology
- Definition
- Mathematic
- Tact
- Probability
- Shortcoming
- Abstraction
- Mathematics
- Mechanics
- Clarity
- Metaphor
- Sensing
- Syntax
- Formulation
- Robotic
- Attribution
- Abstract
- Perceiving
- Inconsistency
- Approach
- Essence
- Calculation
- Working
- Reliance
- Variance
- Justification
- Distortion
- Proof
- Modeling
- Proposition
- App
- Easy
- Wisdom
- Convergence
- Ability
- Descartes
- Generalization
- Mystic
- Meaning
- Eater
- Simplicity
- Appreciation
- Refinement
- Appeal
- Feeling
- Correlation
- Euler
Adjective
- Mediate
- Mythic
- Intelligent
- Implicit
- Naive
- Spiritual
- Trivial
- Conditional
- Intellectual
- Aesthetic
- Exponential
- Intelligible
- Robust
- Constructive
- Precise
- Creative
- Philosophical
- Flexible
- Sensory
- Appealing
- Explicit
- Speculative
- Infinite
- Primal
- Conscious
- Interactive
- Formal
- Normative
- Algebraic
- Sequential
- Geometrical
- Lexical
- Biased
- Immediate
- Feeling
- Moral
Wiktionary
INTUITIVE, adjective. Spontaneous, without requiring conscious thought.
INTUITIVE, adjective. Easily understood or grasped by intuition.
INTUITIVE, adjective. Having a marked degree of intuition.
INTUITIVE, noun. One who has (especially parapsychological) intuition.
Dictionary definition
INTUITIVE, adjective. Spontaneously derived from or prompted by a natural tendency; "an intuitive revulsion".
INTUITIVE, adjective. Obtained through intuition rather than from reasoning or observation.
Wise words
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