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intuitionally

/ˌɪntuˈɪʃənəli/ adv

with intuition

Word Origin Intuition comes from Latin 'in-' (in, upon) and 'tueri' (to look at, watch) — literally 'looking upon' something inwardly, without reasoning. Intuitionally means in an intuitive manner. The root 'tueri' also gives us tuition (originally guardianship, then teaching) and tutor.

adv with intuition

She intuitionally knew something was wrong.

(副词) 凭直觉地；直觉地

她凭直觉知道有些事情不对劲。

(adverbio) con intuición

Ella sabía intuitivamente que algo estaba mal.

(adverbe) intuitivement; par intuition; de manière intuitive [De façon intuitive, par intuition.]

Elle savait **intuitionally** que quelque chose n'allait pas.

(Adverb) intuitiv; aus dem Bauch heraus [Auf intuitive Weise; durch Intuition geleitet.]

Sie wusste **intuitionally**, dass etwas nicht stimmte.

(副詞) 直感的に、直感に従って。

彼女は直感的に何かがおかしいと気づいた。

(advérbio) intuitivamente; por intuição

Ela sabia intuitivamente que algo estava errado.

Synonyms: intuitively instinctively Antonyms: rationally logically analytically
Word parts: in + tuit + ion + al + ly

Related words

intuitive intuitively intuitional

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