intuitiveness

/ɪnˈtjuːɪtɪvnəs/ noun

The state of being intuitive.

Word Origin From Latin 'intueri' meaning 'to look at, gaze upon.' The idea is that intuition is looking inward, seeing something directly without reasoning. The breakdown in+tuit+ive+ness shows the root 'tuit' from 'tueri' (to look). Related words: 'tutelage' (guardianship, watching over) and 'tutee' (one who is watched over). So intuitiveness is the quality of that inner seeing.

noun The state of being intuitive. countable

Her intuitiveness in understanding people's emotions made her an excellent therapist.

(名词) 直觉性

她理解他人情感的直觉能力使她成为一名出色的治疗师。

(sustantivo) intuición; carácter intuitivo [La cualidad de ser intuitivo.]

Su intuición para comprender las emociones de las personas la convirtió en una excelente terapeuta.

(nom) intuition; capacité intuitive; perspicacité [Caractère de ce qui est intuitif ; capacité à comprendre ou percevoir les choses sans recourir au raisonnement conscient.]

Son **intuitiveness** dans la compréhension des émotions faisait d'elle une excellente thérapeute.

(Substantiv) Intuitivität; Intuition [Die Eigenschaft, intuitiv zu sein; die Fähigkeit, Dinge ohne bewusste Überlegung oder logische Schlussfolgerung zu erfassen.]

Ihre **intuitiveness** im Verständnis der Gefühle anderer machte sie zu einer hervorragenden Therapeutin.

(名詞) 直感的であること、直感的に理解できる性質。

人の感情を直感的に理解する力が、彼女を優れたセラピストにした。

(substantivo) intuição; intuitividade [A qualidade de ser intuitivo; intuição.]

Sua intuição para compreender as emoções das pessoas a tornava uma excelente terapeuta.

Word parts: intuit + ive + ness

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